Dale Kelley

Dale Kelley is an Assistant Professor in the Veterinary Clinical Sciences department at Oklahoma State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. A board-certified Diplomate of the American College of Theriogenologists, Dr. Kelley specializes in equine and bovine reproductive medicine with expertise in advanced techniques like transvaginal follicular aspiration and intra-uterine bioscaffold applications.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and PhD in Veterinary Sciences
• Kentucky/Texas/Oklahoma veterinary licensing

His research focuses on:

• Equine placentitis pathology
• Reproductive physiology in socially monogamous mammals
• Semen processing optimization
• Bacterial endometritis treatments
• Placental nutrient transport mechanisms

Recent work examines anti-inflammatory bioscaffolds and novel antibiotic formulations for reproductive health. As Guest Editor for three major veterinary journals (2020), he contributes to clinical theriogenology standards. Current 2 active research grants address:

• Gallium nitrate therapy for endometritis
• Intraovarian PRP injections

Teaching advanced theriogenology courses at the CVM Ranch, Dr. Kelley trains students in:

• Equine C-sections
• Artificial Insemination techniques
• Infertility diagnosis
• Periparturient care