The Veterinary Academy's teaching facilities include a library, the Continuing Education Center, and twelve scientific laboratories that function under the departments. The Milking Training Center, the Practical Instruction and Research Center, the Teaching Farm, which certifies healthy herds, the Modern Cold Storage Farm, Large and Small Animal Clinics, the Laboratory of Livestock Carcass Classification, Mobile Ambulatory Clinics, and twelve research laboratories are among the academy's research facilities. Founded in 1919, the Medical Academy of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences became the University of Lithuania's Faculty of Medicine in 1922. It is situated in the heart of Kaunas. It was reorganized into a distinct organization in 1950 with the closing of Kaunas University, and it was known as Kaunas Medical Institute until 1998.Basic clinical and application research is carried out by four Research Institutes and nine Faculty Institutes. Santaka and Nemunas Valleys are two integrated science, research, and business centers founded by LSMU. The LSMU Veterinary Academy features a Biological Research Center, updated, state-of-the-art labs, and a Vivarium. From pre-clinical to clinical trials, LSMU offers a complete range of services. The facilities for hands-on training, experimental development, and testing establish the framework for animal husbandry research and development.