Our Research Themes and Priorities

The research, development and extension agenda of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Visayas State University are encapsulated into four different research themes and priorities which include:

  • Animal Health and Productivity– poverty alleviation and food security
  • Ethnoveterinary Medicine– development of indigenous plants into herbal drugs for animals
  • Zoonoses and Public Health– safeguarding the public against hazards from consumption of contaminated animal products and by-products
  • Veterinary Services– improving animal health and production systems

At the heart of CVM’s RDE is to strengthen the capabilities of its partners– the LGUs, GOs, POs, and NGO through the promotion, adoption and utilization of VSU-developed technologies.

It also aims to establish and/or strengthen collaborations with other agencies and institutions in research projects (LGUs, PHERNet, PCAARD, etc) while providing technical assistance and consultation services to end-users. We also have extensive faculty student cooperation in research project outputs both in publications and training activities.

Below are some of the research and extension activities by the college:

  • Survey on the Prevalence of Selected Animal-Borne Zoonotic Bacterial, Fungal, and Parasitic Agents and Associated Risks Factors
  • Scoping Study on Zoonoses in Eastern Visayas
  • Unravelling Lungworm Infection, an Emerging Threat to Ruminant Industry in Leyte: An Epidemiological Study
  • Identifying Opportunities for Improving Success in Artificial Insemination of Carabaos in PCC-VSU Impact Zones
  • Reducing attrition in smallholder scavenging chicken systems by Newcastle disease vaccination and improved nutrition in rearing chicks: a randomized field trial of Project 4 (Improving livestock production system in marginal uplands) under the CHED-PHERNet Funded Program of Enhancing Farm Productivity and Environmental Quality in Climate Change Vulnerable Marginal Uplands of Eastern Visayas
  • Development of Herbal Drugs for the Management of Common Strongyle Worm Infection in goat
  • Increasing Pre-weaning goat survival through Novel Kid Strategies, Component 1: Packaging and Promotional of MCM Dewormer towards Commercialization
  • Phenotypic Characterization of Non-Descript Breeds of Local Horses, Goat, Pigs and Chicken in Region VIII
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