María Ferrer

María Ferrer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Large Animal Medicine at the University of Georgia's College of Veterinary Medicine. She specializes in Theriogenology and Farm Practice, focusing on reproductive medicine in large animals. Her academic background includes a DVM from the University of Buenos Aires (2000) and an MS from Louisiana State University (2005). Dr. Ferrer teaches advanced courses such as Veterinary Obstetrics and Large Animal Theriogenology. Her research emphasizes reproductive physiology, semen quality, and diagnostic techniques in livestock.

Her work spans topics like cryopreservation protocols for stallion semen, effects of diet on bovine reproduction, and diagnostic innovations in equine and bovine reproduction. She actively contributes to clinical case discussions in theriogenology through peer-reviewed articles.

Dr. Ferrer is affiliated with professional societies including the Society for Theriogenology and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Her publications highlight advancements in reproductive health diagnostics and management strategies for large animals.