UGA VETMED
Going Beyond the Expected
Our Mission
At the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, we heed the call to go above and beyond for people and animals. Our core mission is to train the future generation of veterinarians and bring world-class education to passionate students.
But we push beyond the expected scope of a college of veterinary medicine -we managed COVID testing for South Georgia, support our students with a network of relentless care and more. When we see an opportunity for our research, educators, facilities and technology to be activated, you know UGA VetMed will be there.
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Latest News
The Summer 2026 Issue of The Aesculapian – Out Now
The Summer 2026 issue of The Aesculapian, the magazine of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine, is now available in print and online.
Honey, Call the Bee Vet! NYT Spotlight on the Bee Medicine Program
At the University of Georgia’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, aspiring animal doctors learn to minister to a menagerie: dogs with dermatitis and horses with colic, diabetic cats and malnourished parrots, bleeding rabbits and wheezing snakes. “Whatever hops through the door,” said Dr. Jörg Mayer, an exotic-animal vet at the hospital. “Or […]
The Summer 2026 Issue of The Aesculapian – Out Now
The Summer 2026 issue of The Aesculapian, the magazine of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine, is now available in print and online.
Gonzalez Named First Cooper-Mukharji Professor in Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Sara E. Gonzalez has been named the Cooper-Mukharji Professor in Veterinary Medicine. Gonzalez is clinical associate professor of community practice and assistant hospital director of the University of Georgia Pet Health Center, a Spectrum of Care Clinic. “We are fortunate to have such a distinguished clinician teach our next […]
The Farmer’s Dog Is Working With the University of Georgia
The Farmers Dog is supporting the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, where they are fully funding a three-year residency in small animal veterinary nutrition.
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