First-ever stem cell treatment on a non-human primate a success
Johnson said these findings will be helpful for veterinarians and medical doctors who use stem cell therapy.
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Undefeated and unfazed: Piper conquers cancer
“I just can’t say enough about the oncology nurses at CSU… I know they treated her with so much compassion and love and that made it easier for me too,” Rachel Askeland says.
K99: CSU gives an update on penguins treated for cataracts
Last month, Colorado State University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital welcomed two penguins from the Pueblo Zoo: Benny and Sally, who suffered from a common affliction that even humans deal with: cataracts!
Dr. David Twedt honored for professional excellence and veterinary service
Dr. David Twedt, Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine at the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, is the recipient of the 2020 American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Robert W. Kirk Award for Professional Excellence.
Fox31: How to respond if your pet is afraid of fireworks, other loud noises
“A lot of the time we do discover fireworks cause a significant noise phobia in our veterinary patients; mainly dogs, but cats can also be affected,” said Dr. Cindy Sotelo, a small animal internal medicine resident at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
CSU cancer researcher named 2020 Boettcher Investigator
Dan Regan, an assistant professor in Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology, was recently selected to receive the Boettcher Foundation’s 2020 Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Award.
CBS4 Denver: Pets May Experience Anxiety As Owners Leave Home, Head Back To Work
VIDEO: Dr. Rebecca Ruch-Gallie, a veterinarian with Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, joined CBSN Denver to discuss the concerns of anxiety among animals. She said it’s possible for pets to develop separation anxiety as their humans head back to work.
John Hickenlooper: Get to know Skye, our rescue from Fort Collins
She was brought in by Colorado State University veterinary school, and Dr. Michael Lappin put me together with Skye, and she's just amazing.
Digital Fix: We chat with Sarah Peacock
'Colorado’ is another song I really like, what’s the story to that? "I wrote this one about my dog believe it or not. There isn’t a cure for mitral valve disease in dogs. But, I wasn’t willing to accept that. So I did a bunch of research and found a veterinary cardiologist at CSU who was conducting clinical trials on a prosthetic mitral valve replacement."
Tripawds: Are Dog Prosthetics Worth It? CSU Vet Study Finds Out
Titled “Retrospective Multi-Center Analysis of Canine Socket Prostheses for Partial Limbs,” this retrospective study by Drs. Theresa Wendland, Felix Duerr and Bernard Seguin surveyed pet parents who purchased prosthetic devices for their dogs within the last ten years.