animal health

Monarch numbers have declined about 82% over the last 23 years, and road mortality can significantly contribute to their dwindling numbers.

A partnership with medical firm Volition will develop new blood tests that can identify early cancer in dogs.

The dual-purpose cotton variety developed by Texas A&M researchers has the potential to make a significant impact on nutrition security around the world.

A Texas A&M expert explains why dogs crave companionship and how to manage their anxiety.

A team of researchers with the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences will work with the Cameroon government to fight the disease that affects livestock.

Personnel made aerial hay deliveries to more than 4,500 stranded cattle, sheltered animals, surveyed damage and served as Texas State Operations Center liaisons in the wake of Tropical Storm Imelda.

The Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team will support Cameron County officials in managing the volume of animals and provide veterinary medical care for malnutrition and treating other issues.

A damaged hip socket and other issues made surgery difficult, but doctors at the Large Animal Hospital successfully saved Sybil, a 7-year-old camel.

There aren’t any large fish species in Texas that would benefit from using a fish tube, but it’s needed in some areas of the U.S., even if it can be disorienting for fishes.

A Texas A&M aquaculture specialist offers information about recent dog deaths related to blue-green algae.