Special interests are diseases of the liver, chronic airway disease of the equine, gastroenterology in all species, and skin disease. Dr. Blythe remains available for consultation on neurological cases and is often involved with these cases. Special interests are general large and small animal radiology and ultrasound. Research interests are OCD and other disorders of growing bone in equine, wobbler disease, congenital defects in llamas, and swallowing disorders. Special interests are equine and food animal orthopedic and urogenital surgery, arthroscopy, laparoscopy, general llama surgery.
Special interests are general equine and food animal surgery, and equine lameness.
Research interests include adhesion formation and gastrointestinal surgery. Special interests are equine and food animal surgery. Special interests are general dairy cattle production medicine, equine reproduction and equine dentistry. The clinical fellowship program was instituted in 1990 to afford individuals not wishing to begin a residency an opportunity to obtain advanced clinical training or individuals in practice situations to take sabbatical leave in an academic environment. Clinical fellows rotate through the various disciplines in the hospital and do not declare a specialty.