DEAFNESS IN DOGS & CATS

 

Information on Deafness Prevalence, Causes, & Management For Owners, Breeders, and Researchers
George M. Strain
Professor of Neuroscience
Comparative Biomedical Sciences
School of Veterinary Medicine
Louisiana State University


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Directions to the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine:

  • If coming from the east on I-10, exit at Acadian (Exit 157B) (Acadian becomes Stanford); stay in the right lane and follow it as it turns off after the campus lakes and drive throug the campus; South Stadium Dr becomes Skip Bertman Dr west of the football stadium.
  • If coming from the west on I-10, exit at Highland/Nicholson (Exit 155A) at the end of the Mississippi River bridge, and follow Nicholson Dr to Skip Bertman Dr; turn right (west).

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The Deafness in Dogs & Cats home page was constructed by George M. Strain, to whom all comments should be addressed. The statements and opinions included in this home page are those of the author only. Any statements and opinions included in these pages are not those of Louisiana State University or the LSU Board of Supervisors.

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The Strain laboratory is an outstanding example of how scientific studies can benefit the pet-owning public by addressing nervous sytem disorders, expanding our knowledge base, generate new avenues of scientific inquiry and influencing how veterinarians think about the treatment strategies they offer to clients. For nearly 30 years at Louisiana State University, we have been pursuing the line of research that examines congenital deafness and other neurologic disorders in dogs, cats, and other species. This has been an enormous, fascinating, rewarding, and ongoing endeavor that would not be possible without external financial and philanthropic support. We invite you to consider the Strain Lab as one of your top philanthropic priorities. Please contact George Strain at 225-578-9758 or strain@lsu.edu to learn more about how a gift supporting our understanding of deafness and reducing its impact can be made.
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