Veterinary Care

The DAR veterinary staff may be scheduled to provide services in support of research on a fee-for-service basis. Examples of provided technical services include administration of medication/research substances, euthanasia, anesthesia services in support of special imaging procedures (i.e., MRI, PET Scan), post-operative care of surgical cases, and shipment of rodents to other institutions.

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Veterinarian with rabbit

Animal Care

Summary of Animal Care Services like Import, Export, etc.

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DAR Animal Care

Managed Breeding

The Managed Breeding Service (MBS; sometimes also referred to as "Colony") is a fee-for-service elective enterprise offered by DAR to the Emory research community. Through this, DAR maintains and manages colonies of research mice for the investigators.

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Census Procedures

Explanation of services provided by DAR Administration staff including cage card production, animal ordering, information technology systems, etc.

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Sentinel Program

Rodents are verified to be free from a defined set of adventitious pathogens upon entry into a colony, and policies are in place to help maintain this ‘Specific Pathogen Free’ (SPF) status. The primary objective of the health surveillance program is to monitor colonies for the presence of agents that would compromise the SPF status so that appropriate management steps can be taken should they be found

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Billing and Business Office

Business office hours and DAR Billing Policies and Procedures

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