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    Top-ranked veterinary hospital a showcase for new therapies

    by Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times Jan 11, 2018 5 minutes

    DAVIS, Calif. - A Saudi royal cat was flown in for a kidney transplant. Bulldogs with spina bifida come for stem cell therapy.

    Lame horses arrive to get diagnosed using a scanner found in no other animal hospital.

    A dog who became a hero in the Philippines when she threw herself between a speeding motorcycle and two children was brought here because her upper jaw and snout had been torn off in the crash.

    You never know what will come through the doors of the University of California, Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, a showcase of pioneering therapies, advanced technologies and elite researchers. The top-ranked veterinary program in the world offers 34 specialties including cardiology, oncology and neurology.

    More than 50,000 animals a year - as

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