In January, the Dumb Friends League will open a new veterinary hospital on the CSU Spur campus at the National Western Center in north Denver. It is the first veterinary hospital in the nation to put medical care for pets on full display for visitors. Nearly 100 CSU veterinary students will train each year with the Dumb Friends League.
Spur is focused entirely on public education, research, and community outreach. And its programs center on food, water, and animal and human health.
Colorado State University and the National Western Stock Show have partnered since 1906 to boost education about food and agriculture. Now they enter a new era with the opening of CSU Spur at the National Western Center.
“The only way we can become a better nation and have a better economy and come out of poverty is through education. It’s the way we will move forward as a society." -Dr. Germaine Daye, CSU veterinary alumna and associate professor at Navajo Technical University.
On Friday, Vida, a building focused on animal and human health, opened to the public as part of the Colorado State University System’s new K-12 learning campus on the grounds of the new National Western Center.
Dr. Angela Bosco-Lauth is the 2021 recipient of the Zoetis Award for Veterinary Research Excellence and will kick off the 23rd annual CVMBS Research Day with a keynote address.
For decades, 4-H Day at the National Western Stock Show has connected youth with the Colorado ag industry while recognizing and celebrating Western heritage.
Dogs with chronic enteropathies have all sorts of clinical signs, from intractable diarrhea to vomiting twice a week to unexplained weight loss to an extremely picky appetite, said Dr. Alison Manchester, a veterinarian and a fellow at CSU..
Grants went to another six educational projects, including “CSU-UAF Hub Outpost Project: Educating for veterinary success in rural communities,” Colorado State University working with the University of Alaska-Fairbanks.
Surgeons will talk to the audience and answer questions. CSU senior veterinary students will take two-week rotations there.
The medicine can cause damage to your dog's stomach and kidneys, says Alison Meindl, DVM, a veterinarian, and professor at Colorado State University. This is because ibuprofen blocks the activity of an enzyme called cyclooxygenase (COX).
Dr. Miranda Sadar with CSU's Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital said smaller animals should be kept inside when possible. If pets aren't able to be brought in, Sadar said the animals should be kept in their sheltered areas.
Dr. Kwane Stewart discovers the little-known world of generosity and love. Stewart graduated from the University of New Mexico, got his DVM degree from Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, and headed to San Diego.
The AAEP welcomes sports medicine associate Dr Jackie Christakos, and Dr Eric Mueller to their Board of Directors. Upon receiving her DVM in 2012 from Colorado State University, Christakos took a position at the Littleton Equine Medical Center to complete her internship.
“Getting animals as presents can be OK if there’s forethought and planning,” said Colorado State University small animal veterinarian, Dr. Cindy Sotelo.
Recently appointed to the Barbara Cox Anthony University Chair in Orthopaedic Research, Dr. Laurie Goodrich prepares to build on the success of the equine orthopaedics program at Colorado State University.
Dr. Robert Lee was celebrated for decades of impactful service to veterinary education at CSU.
With keynote speaker Carlotta Lanier of the “Little Rock Nine” and a new march route, the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration on Jan. 17 promises to be better than ever.
Kristina Quynn takes an innovative approach as she inspires researchers, scholars and creative professionals from many disciplines to write for success.
Tough but compassionate. Someone who made you think. Over the years, those are a couple of ways people have described Bernie Rollin, a University Distinguished Professor at Colorado State University widely known as the father of veterinary medical ethics.
Dr. Dwayne Walter Hamar, 84, of Nunn, passed away peacefully Sunday, Oct. 17.
Natasha Bowens Blair, author of The Color of Food: Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming, sat down with CSU President Joyce McConnell to discuss her book.
Showcasing outreach experiences from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, visitors can engage with veterinary medicine throughout the Vida building at CSU Spur.
CSU's Brian Foy and Chilinh Nguyen collaborated on the research with UC Davis scientists.
Cancer is the leading cause of death in pets beyond middle age. If you notice any of these signs in your pet, please consult a veterinarian.
Labeled as “xylitol” within the ingredients list for most products, the same plant-derived substance can also be identified as “birch sugar” or “birch sap” in others.
Dr. Angela Bosco-Lauth is the 2021 recipient of the Zoetis Award for Veterinary Research Excellence and will kick off the 23rd annual CVMBS Research Day with a keynote address.
Wildfire, flood, agriculture and insurance experts will discuss recovery and increased flood risk.
To explain how researchers are harnessing big data to understand more about the coronavirus, Dan Jacobson, a computational systems biologist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, will deliver a virtual talk, followed by a panel discussion with Ray Goodrich, director of CSU’s Infectious Disease Research Institute, Professor Carol Wilusz, and other CSU faculty.
Sept. 29: Moderated by professor emerita Carol Blair, CSU scientists with diverse expertise will provide their perspectives on a broad array of topics regarding COVID-19. The conversation will stretch from thoughts about the origin and transmission of corona viruses, testing strategies, human and community health impacts, and behavior changes noted during the pandemic.