Animal Science | UC Davis

Orli Algrannati, President of the Vet Aide Club, stands smiling with other members of her club.

My Advice for Pre-Veterinary Medicine Students | UC Davis

by Orli Algranatti
April 24, 2023

Admissions Blog

Fargo, a horse, put his nose on a big jolly ball during research on horse welfare and enrichment tools to improve behavior, health and welfare of stabled horses. (Jael Mackendorf/UC Davis)

Hayfeeders and Other Tools Can Improve Health, Welfare of Stabled Horses

by Emily C. Dooley
November 18, 2025

anchovies swim against blue water background

Anchovy Dominated Diets off the West Coast Pose New Dangers for Salmon

by Michael Milstein / NOAA Fisheries
June 25, 2025

Woman using a laptop with a relaxes cat on her lap, representing how telehealth helps pet owers manage chronic conditions in cats from home.

Telehealth Can Improve Care for Cats with Chronic Health Issues

by Emily C. Dooley
June 03, 2025

Head and shoulders of a man with glasses and short dark hair cradling a white and black rooster.

Map of Genetic Regulation in Chickens Could Help Fight Against Bird Flu

by Huaijun Zhou and Emily Dooley
April 09, 2025

Head of a blackface sheep looking into the camera.

Animal and Veterinary Innovation Center Established at UC Davis

by Emily Dooley
November 22, 2024

Alex Wild with some pinned butterflies

Bugs All the Time

by Kristen Yeung
August 19, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Low-angle photo of two dairy cows poking their heads through the fence toward the camera at a dairy barn.

Understanding the Threat of Bird Flu

by Andy Fell
August 19, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Woman works in a drainpipe

Flying High with the Black Phoebe Project

by Malia Reiss
August 19, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Photo of a 7-week old Golden Retriever puppy running through short grass toward the camera.

How to Identify When a Dog Should be Spayed and Neutered

by UC Davis Magazine staff
August 19, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

10 New Alumni Books

by Jocelyn C Anderson
May 21, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

up close picture of a cow

A Winemaking Byproduct Can Reduce Dairy Cattle Emissions

by Emily C. Dooley
April 29, 2024

A cow at the Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center in Browns Valley.

Understanding Cattle Grazing Personalities May Foster Sustainable Rangelands

by Emily C. Dooley
March 27, 2024

Meet the Forensic Entomologist

by Josephine Thornton
March 06, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Dog lies on a bed

How to Avoid Respiratory Illness in Dogs

by Kristen Yeung
February 20, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

10 book covers arranged

10 New Faculty Books

by Jocelyn C Anderson
February 20, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

A man wearing a lab coat and purple gloves sits at a table behind a leopard pelt. He is using scissors to cut a portion of the fur.

Furry Forensics

by Andy Fell
February 20, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Alumni Sisters Ran Vet Clinic for 24 Years

by Clémentine Sicard
January 16, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Meet the Conservation Ecologist

by Kristen Yeung
January 08, 2024

UC Davis Magazine

Rescue Mission

by Kristen Yeung
December 11, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

Alumni Books of 2023

by Jocelyn C Anderson
December 04, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

Animal Science Ph.D. student Jen Link holds a black cat on the floor of the Sacramento SPCA. She is researching the best way to create a stress-free nail trimming experience for the animal and humans. (Jael Mackendorf/UC Davis)

Can Science Find a Better Way to Trim a Cat’s Nails?

by Emily C. Dooley
November 30, 2023

Big Fish

by Jocelyn Anderson
November 20, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

How to Build a Bee House

by Kristen Yeung
November 20, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

Ermias Kebreab and Matthias Hess with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences stand in front of a cow eating feed at the UC Davis dairy barn. They will work with UC collaborators to cut methane emissions from cow guts using the genome-editing tool CRSPR. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis)

Can CRISPR Cut Methane Emissions From Cow Guts?

by Clémentine Sicard
April 17, 2023

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