The Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides clinical instruction to students while offering the finest veterinary care for patients while priding itself on training interns and residents to become highly skilled board-certified specialists. This fund provides students and clinicians with the most up to date equipment and resources to be successful in the industry.

The Clinical Skills Program promotes the growth of clinical reasoning, communications and technical skills necessary for the development and training of students through the use of hands-on learning. Models and stimulators are used for instruction in areas such as nutrition, emergency and critical care services, exotic care, dentistry and professional care.

The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine Ranch is an off-site extension of the OSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital specializing in equine and bovine breeding and reproduction services. The Ranch is equipped to handle all aspects of large animal reproduction, both routine breeding work and more advanced techniques while teaching students and conducting research.

This fund was established for veterinarians, pet owners and friends of pet owners to acknowledge the life and death of their companion animals as an avenue to show sympathy and support for grieving pet owners. Expenditures from this fund may be used for purposes beneficial to the CVM as determined by the Dean, or his designee, for research dealing with diseases and disorders that afflict animals. Contributions to the fund will also provide financial support for effective methods for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of animal diseases as well as those that may be transmissible to humans.

This Operating Funds-General Purpose fund benefits programs through CVM.