Vet Cetera magazine 2015

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SARAH PEAKHEART
Sarah Peakheart, DVM, is a clinical assistant professor in junior
surgery and shelter medicine in the Department of Veterinary
Clinical Sciences. Originally from Stilwell, Okla., she earned her
bachelor’s degree in animal science and her DVM degree from
OSU. While she is not currently involved in research, her interests
lie with feline medicine, particularly cytauxzoon felis, feline
leukemia and feline infectious peritonitis.
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BRAD NJAA
Brad L. Njaa, DVM, MVSc, DACVP, is an associate
professor in the Department of Veterinary
Pathobiology and a pathologist with the Oklahoma
Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory. He earned
a master’s degree in anatomic and clinical
pathology and a DVM degree from the Western
College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of
Saskatchewan. His research interests include the
pathology of special senses (otic and ophthalmic),
respiratory disease, reproductive disease, diseases
of exotic species and infectious diseases.
REBECCA SAYRE
Rebecca Sayre, DVM, is an assistant professor of
veterinary anesthesiology in the Department of Veterinary
Clinical Sciences. Originally from Port Costa, Calif., she
earned her DVM degree from Texas A&M University. Her
research interests focus on pharmacology, analgesia and
cardiopulmonary physiology.
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