Kate Stenske, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (SAIM) Assistant Professor, Small Animal Internal Medicine   Phone: 785-532-5690 E-mail: @vet.ksu.edu

Professional Training:

• Bachelor of Science: University of Notre Dame
• DVM: University of Minnesota
• PhD: University of Tennessee
• Internship: Tufts University
• Residency: University of Tennessee

Teaching:

• Medicine I (2nd year)
• Small Animal Internal Medicine (4th year)

Research:

• Bacterial sharing between companion animals and their owners
• Epidemiology of antimicrobial resistance
• Urinary tract infections

Clinical:

Dr. Stenske’s clinical interests are infectious disease, gastrointestinal disease, and urinary tract infections.

Selected Publications, Presentations, or Articles:

• Stenske KA. Update of diagnostic options for canine blastomycosis. Advances in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery. August, 2008.
• Newman SJ, Smith JR, Stenske KA, Newman LB, Dunlap JR, Imerman PM, and Kirk CA. Aflatoxicosis in nine dogs following exposure to contaminated commercial dog food. J Vet Diagn Invest 2007;19:168-175.
• Stenske KA, Smith JR, Newman SJ, Newman LB, and Kirk CA. Aflatoxicosis in
  dogs and dealing with suspected contaminated commercial foods. J Am Vet Med Assoc 2006;228:1686-1691.
• Smith AJ, Stenske KA, Bartges JB, and Kirk CA. Diet associated hepatic failure and immune-mediated hemolytic anemia in a Weimaraner. J Vet Emerg Crit Care 2006;16(2):S42-S47.
• Stenske KA. Update of Diagnostic Options for Canine Blastomycosis. Advances in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery. 2008:21;1-3.