An recent article published in the May 2018 issue of the Journal of Animal Science explored how weight loss affects the fecal microbiota in obese Beagle dogs.

In a July 2017 article published in the Journal of Animal Science, researchers evaluated the true total tract digestibility, apparent total tract digestibility and endogenous fat loss in dogs fed differing ratios of fat to carbohydrates.

Life as an animal scientist definitely has its perks. One proclaims it could be thee most coveted position on Earth.

An article published July 2017 in the Journal of Animal Science begins such comparisons by investigating expressed proteins in testicular semen of sex-reversed female (XX) and normal male (XY) rainbow trout.

A study published in August 2017 in the Journal of Animal Science investigates the genetic variance of columnaris disease (CD) associated with two rainbow trout populations.

In an article published in the April issue of the Journal of Animal Science, authors compared the degree of protein oxidation between fresh, fresh-diluted and cryopreserved carp semen.

In September 2017, Journal of Animal Science published an article investigating the impact of rearing in captivity on spermatogenesis and sperm quality in greater amberjack.

In a March 2018 article published in the Journal of Animal Science, researchers investigated the effects of oxytetracycline on finfish.

Learn more about the American Society of Animal Science Foundation "Appreciation Club" fun established in honor of Dr. Rodney L. Preston.

Congratulations ROS Bashing! Read here on how ROS Bashing Won the Virtual Belmont Stakes!

We are excited to announce Nobel Laureate, Dr. Luc Montagnier will be speaking during the Nonruminant Nutrition Symposium: New Swine Science in the Omics Era at the 2018 ASAS-CSAS Annual Meeting & Trade Show.

The new issue of the Journal of Animal Science is now online! June 2018 issue (Volume 96, issue 6)

A new issue of Animal Frontiers is out! Make sure to catch up with the featured articles.

A recent article published in the May 2018 Issue of the Journal of Animal Science delves into evaluating how early life thermal stress on newly weaned piglets affects thermoregulation, stress response, and intestinal health later on when piglets are simultaneously placed under heat stress conditions and simulated transport.

Hearts broke as Aging Gracefully slipped down the ranks during the Preakness and hopes for a Triple Crown Winner now elude the research community this year.

Third time a charm, but the odds for this colt have gone from unfavorable to almost impossible.

Defying the social norms of a typical horse, Wandering Soul appears to revel in tight quarters and fear fellow equines putting his career in quite a pickle.

Feeling a bit distraught at a second failed attempt, Trainer Sullivan has taken desperate measures in response to the threat of veterinarians pulling his license if he were to increase selenium uptake in his horse further.

Race enthusiasts were beginning to wonder if this four-legged object was a horse or a high strung movable dart board.

This girl gave a Pepto Preakness Stakes performance to remember!