MSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center

MSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center The Michigan State University Veterinary Medical Center is located on MSU's campus in East Lansing. We provide 24/7 emergency care

Contact us at:

Small Animal Clinic: (517)-353-5420
Large Animal Clinic: (517) 353-9710
Animal Cancer Care Clinic: (517) 432-4700
Business Office: (517) 353-4957
Referring Veterinarians Only: (800) 577-7002
Free Oncology Consultation: (517) 432-4543

The Michigan State University Veterinary Medical Center is eager to assist you and your local veterinarian in meeting your pet’s medical needs. Appro

ximately 100 veterinarians have clinical appointments within the numerous specialty services offered by the Hospital. The Hospital also has a state of the art Emergency Critical Care Medicine Service that is open 24/7. Advanced diagnostic equipment such as MRI, CT, nuclear scintigraphy, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, cardiac catheterization, and endoscopy are available to assist our highly trained specialists to determine the exact source of your pet’s problem. The Hospital not only uses the latest technology, but also creates it. The Hospital combines its expertise with the empathetic culture of truly caring about you and your pet.

Yesterday, the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine officially opened the doors of our new Community Medicine mobile surgi...
06/05/2026

Yesterday, the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine officially opened the doors of our new Community Medicine mobile surgical unit.

So many people came out to learn how this "mobile model" serves a dual mission: expanding access to care for underserved communities and providing veterinary and nursing students with high-volume, real-world clinical experience.

Equipped with anesthesia monitors and heated surgery tables, this unit allows our team to provide efficient, no-cost spay and neuter services directly to animal welfare organizations across Michigan. Learn more about the Community Medicine Program and its mission at the link in the comments below! 🐾

A dog is usually the first thing that comes to mind when someone thinks of a service animal. But did you know that minia...
05/26/2026

A dog is usually the first thing that comes to mind when someone thinks of a service animal. But did you know that miniature horses can make exceptional guides, too? This month, ten of them trotted into the MSU Veterinary Medical Center for complimentary eye exams through the annual ACVO®/Epicur® Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening Event.

Owner Mona Ramouni has participated in the event since 2018 and says the screenings provide important peace of mind. “As a blind person, I rely on my horse’s eyes for a lot,” says Ramouni. “So having this service means so much.”

Over 8,000 free exams are given through the ACVO program each year, and we’re proud to be a part of it!

Students from the Zoo, Exotics, Wildlife and Aquatics Club, along with Dr. Donna Harris, visited ODC Network's Outdoor D...
05/21/2026

Students from the Zoo, Exotics, Wildlife and Aquatics Club, along with Dr. Donna Harris, visited ODC Network's Outdoor Discovery Center to learn about the veterinary care of raptors and Michigan mammals. The resident golden eagle couldn't help but show off a glorious wingspan.

Veterinarians in space: In this episode of Extraordinary Vets podcast, we talk to Dr. Richard Linnehan — veterinarian, N...
05/19/2026

Veterinarians in space: In this episode of Extraordinary Vets podcast, we talk to Dr. Richard Linnehan — veterinarian, NASA astronaut, and The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine alumnus — about his journey from marine mammal research to space shuttle flight deck. Link below 👇

05/14/2026

Congratulations, veterinary professionals of the Class of 2026! Your dedication, care, and knowledge base will take you far. We're excited to see what you accomplish.

We're also grateful to the Class of 1976 alumni who led our procession. Your presence made a special event even more special.

Today, three members of the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine's Enrichment Summer Program Class of 2021 are crossing th...
05/08/2026

Today, three members of the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine's Enrichment Summer Program Class of 2021 are crossing the finish line together.

Travis Boling, Bria Kilgore, and Carrie Kosiba each found their way to veterinary medicine through different paths—but all three trace part of their journey back to the same summer on campus. The Enrichment Summer Program, founded in 1978 by Dr. Patricia Lowrie, was built on the belief that broadening access to veterinary education makes the profession stronger.

Read their full story at the link below, and join us in congratulating the Class of 2026!

Today was a special day at the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine as we celebrated the distinguished career of Dr. Susan...
05/05/2026

Today was a special day at the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine as we celebrated the distinguished career of Dr. Susan Ewart.

As she prepares for her well-earned retirement, we’re reflecting on the lasting impact she has made on our College. Ewart has been a friend and mentor to many, whether through a helping hand in a meeting or her leadership of the Brush Program (Biomedical Research for University Students in Health Sciences), which has helped to launch the careers of hundreds of junior scientists.

Thank you Dr. Ewart for every lecture, every mentorship, and for your commitment to our students and the future of research. Congratulation on your retirement! 💚

Despite the crisp Michigan air today, the energy at the Michigan State University's SAVMA Chapter Pie-A-Professor event ...
05/01/2026

Despite the crisp Michigan air today, the energy at the Michigan State University's SAVMA Chapter Pie-A-Professor event was electric! We captured some memorable moments including Dr. Beal taking on Dr. Walling and Dean Dodd facing off with Dr. Langlois. Congrats on MSU SAVMA on a successful fundraiser as we head into commencement week! 🎓🐾

When MSU alum Dr. Anastasia McIntosh first learned about Rabies Free Africa, not long after, she was on a plane to Tanza...
04/28/2026

When MSU alum Dr. Anastasia McIntosh first learned about Rabies Free Africa, not long after, she was on a plane to Tanzania.

Over ten days in remote villages, McIntosh and a group of veterinary professionals vaccinated nearly 1,500 animals alongside local communities working to eliminate dog-mediated rabies deaths in East Africa. She says what she witnessed there reframed something she had done hundreds of times in her own clinic: administering a routine rabies vaccine.

Since returning home, McIntosh has channeled that experience into organizing the Run Wild! Rabies Free Africa 5K, a virtual race raising funds for the organization's work in Africa.

Read her full story at the link in the comments below. 🐾

What do farm cows, ocean health, and global pandemics have in common? They're all connected through One Health. This Ear...
04/22/2026

What do farm cows, ocean health, and global pandemics have in common? They're all connected through One Health. This Earth Day, we’re highlighting a few "Extraordinary Vets" who prove that protecting animals and the environment is the key to protecting ourselves.

Join podcast host Dr. Donna Harris as she speaks with these experts about the veterinarian’s role in public health, the importance of healing our oceans, and community-led conservation efforts overseas.

Check the link in the comments below to listen to this curated collection and learn how veterinarians are making a global impact! 🌍💚

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736 Wilson Road
East Lansing, MI
48824

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