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The Friars honor their beloved dachshunds and support Texas A&M’s veterinary hospital through a heartfelt gift that reflects their love for animals and the Aggie Spirit.

As pets age, their vision can change from one day to the next, prompting behavioral changes.

Global feline virology expert joins GI Lab to study hepatitis B-like virus linked to liver cancer in cats.

Ray and Carolyn Palla are dedicating the feline entry and waiting area in Texas A&M’s new small animal teaching hospital to two cats that comforted their family during times of hardship.

Not all toads are dangerous, but certain species, like the cane toad (also known as the giant toad), produce venom that can cause serious health issues in dogs.

While most owners report behavior problems as relatively minor or not worth addressing, Dr. Bonnie Beaver’s study finds that behavior problems are a common part of dog ownership.

Tips and tricks new parents can use before, during, and after introducing a baby to the family pet.

Learning how to decode your dog's signals is an important step in understanding issues surrounding their happiness, stress and health.

Gastrointestinal Lab study uncovers biomarkers that could lead to early detection and prevention through diet.

Brachycephalic, or smush-faced, dog breeds may develop ear problems; a Texas A&M veterinarian discusses the causes and treatments.