One of the hardest jobs Dr. Agnes Bourgois-Mochel has is finding client-owned pets to participate in a clinical trial study in the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center. At any one time Iowa State will have up to 15 ongoing studies needing up to 20 participants each. That’s a lot of pets.
Hello from the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center. While 2020 was a trying year in so many ways, adoptions of dogs, cats and even horses soared, and so many of us were able enjoy more time at home with these wonderful additions to our families. We are always happy to provide routine veterinary care for your pets, but are also here if something goes wrong. Remember you can always reach us at 515-294-4900 (small animal) or 515-294-1500 (large animal).
Thanks to the Cumulus Fund in Equine Medicine in the College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Katheryn Johnson's dream is one step closer to becoming a reality.
Researchers across the College of Veterinary Medicine have been engaged in high-impact projects in response to the COVID-19 pandemic for months now.
Deep in the bowels of the College of Veterinary Medicine is a new lab. But don’t let its location fool you. This may be the most important lab right now on Iowa State University campus.
The new facility (Public Health Testing Services) was created by the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory under the direction of Dr. Rodger Main in response to COVID-19. Early in the pandemic, the VDL worked closely with the State Hygienic Lab at the University of Iowa in helping that facility meet the crush of testing requirements in Iowa.
