Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

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Equine Encephalitis Dashboard

TVMDL is actively monitoring Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile Virus cases in Texas. View our disease dashboard to see impacted Texas counties.

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After Hours and Emergencies

The College Station and Canyon laboratories offer sample drop off areas available to clients 24/7/365. The temperature-controlled, secure storage units are checked each business day to ensure samples dropped off after hours are processed quickly. These labs also accept after hours necropsy deliveries. For large animals, advance notice is required to ensure a staff member is ready to assist you.

TVMDL is not a veterinary hospital. For veterinary emergencies, contact your local veterinarian or the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital.

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Texas Pullorum-Typhoid Program

Are you ready to serve Texas poultry flocks? TVMDL administers the Texas Pullorum-Typhoid (PT) Program through privately trained Authorized Testers.

Texas Pullorum-Typhoid Program
One afternoon in the Polish countryside a family and their plow-horse, Kasztan, were strolling along a quiet road. Six-year-old Julie Anna Prusak sat in front of her five-year-old cousin Szczepan, Polish for Stephen, as they rode on the horse’s bare back. With Prusak’s uncle Tadek holding the lead rope, the children were enjoying the ride […]
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Julie Anna Prusak is a technician in TVMDL’s analytical chemistry section. When not in the lab, you can likely find her in the barn or arena training horses. This fall, Prusak achieve a lifelong dream of competing in The Retired Racehorse Project’s Thoroughbred Makeover. As she underwent an arduous journey to get to the competition, she clung to one simple motto: just keep swimming.

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