 Historic photos
In 2010 the school received a package of photographs taken by William Boucher, V'40 during his years as a student at Penn Vet. This wonderful set of photographs offers a unique look at the school's history. Pictured (l to r): Greenawalt, Clyde Boyer, Benjamin Walbert, Raymond Church, George Hartenstein, George Fleck and Bill Boucher.
View the photos on the school's Flickr account here>>
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 Horse Treadmill
The treadmill is an important diagnostic tool that helps veterinarians zero in on what may be causing performance problems while a horse is in motion.
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 Student With Ferret
This fourth-year student is on rotation with the Ryan Veterinary Hospital's busy exotics service. The ferret is having trouble with its adrenal glands.
Learn more about Penn Vet's exotics service here>>
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 Basil
Basil was diagnosed with megaesophogus. Something was blocking food from reaching his stomach. He came to the Ryan Veterinary Hospital and our doctors found that an aortic blood vessel was constricting his esophagus.
Learn more about Basil's case and watch an interview with his owner here>>
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 Trichuris Cells
Immunofluorescence staining for RELM-beta (green) of cecal tissue sections from Trichuris-infected mice. Blue depicts nuclei staining with DAPI.
Trichuris, or whipworms, commonly infect the large intestine of dogs and can be treated by prescription.
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 Student Wet Lab
This group of third-year students is learning some basic techniques used in minimally invasive surgical procedures. By only viewing what's on the screen, they must manipulate a variety of tiny objects with graspers inside of the box.
Learn more about Penn Vet's minimally invasive surgery and diagnostics here>>
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