抖阴短视频 College of Veterinary Medicine treats

social media famous patient 鈥淏risket the Bull鈥�

Contact:聽 Anissa Riley, College of Veterinary Medicine

TUSKEGEE, Ala. (December 4, 2020) 鈥� The veterinary medical students in the 抖阴短视频 College of Veterinary Medicine recently had the opportunity to assist veterinary large animal clinicians and surgeons in the medical treatment of 聽a social media famous patient named 鈥淏risket The Bull.鈥� 聽Brisket was given a clean bill of health on December 1 from the veterinary medical teaching hospital and then released to his owner.

Brisket is an eight-year old Brahman bull who is owned by Judy Presley, formerly from Tennessee but now a resident of Luverne, Alabama. Ms. Presley bought Brisket at a sale barn when he was just two years old. Over the years, she has raised and trained him to accept a halter, saddle and to be ridden. Brisket has a very gentle temperament and is nationally recognized for his owner's ability to trail ride and show jump with him. Brisket even has his own Facebook page.

鈥淏risket had a two-month history of an abscessed prepuce in which the abscess was treated by a private practice before being brought to the veterinary hospital for a sheath resection, which was a surgery successfully performed by Dr. Jeannine Bellamy, veterinary medical teaching hospital director, and me providing the anesthesia,鈥� said Dr. David McKenzie, professor and large animal clinician in the Large Animal Clinical Sciences Department.

The students assisted in the medical aftercare in which Brisket鈥檚 healing progressed well and led to a recent successful discharge. Owner Ms. Presley was very pleased with the services of the college in treating Brisket and offered to have the students take pictures with him and be shared on Brisket鈥檚 social media pages.

鈥淲e are proud of our students and thankful to our large animal veterinary medical clinicians for providing quality healthcare for our bovine clients.聽 Being exceptional is what we are striving to be here at Tuskegee and have our clients be pleased with the veterinary services provided to our patients while preparing our students to be career-ready veterinarians upon completing the veterinary curriculum,鈥� said Dr. Ruby L. Perry, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine.

To learn more about the College and the Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, visit and www.tuskegee.edu/vetcare.