NVDC diagnosticians contribute to understanding of bovine pinkeye
Research notes, reference materials, reports — such are the items to be found in the East Campus office of Dustin Loy, a professor in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. But Loy’s office also features an unusual drawing, a scientific one from deep in the university’s history." Continue reading
Advice for treating pinkeye in cattle this summer
July 23, 2020—Some recent cases of pinkeye have been challenging to treat. Veterinarians including Dr. Dale Grotelueschen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor emeritus and retired director of the Great Plains Veterinary Educational Center, offer advice for the prevention and treatment in this article published by "The Fence Post." Read more.
Complete Genome Sequence of Moraxella bovis Strain Epp-63 (300), an Etiologic Agent of Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis
July 30, 2018—View the abstract published by the American Society for Microbiology.
Veterinary and Animal Science Research
Oct. 23, 2017—Cutting edge technology at the Nebraska Veterinary Diagnostic Center helps protect animals against disease. View video
New equipment speeds response to animal diseases
Feb. 20, 2017—When scours, pink eye or respiratory disease strikes a cow-calf herd or feedlot pen, quick and accurate diagnosis of the culprit pathogen is key to containing the damage. Read more>>