CSU will celebrate the opening of an expanded and improved hospital unit dedicated to the evaluation and care of animal patients with cancer, marking a new era in the university’s longstanding leadership in veterinary oncology.
Bernard Dime was paralyzed in a skydiving accident at the age of 25. Today, he is the first paraplegic veterinary student at CSU.
Early November marks National Animal Shelter and Rescue Appreciation Week, a good time to note the amazing work our shelters do in keeping animals and people safe and cared for in our communities.
Veterinarians and students provided care for more than 100 pets at a free veterinary clinic in Denver.
Whether your pet is perfectly healthy, overweight, or ill, diet plays an important role in helping animals feel their best.
CSU veterinarians and animal rehabilitation specialists provide care for two 5-month-old otters, Emilia and Olivia.
The new Clinical Nutrition Service provides solutions for animals with unique nutritional needs.
CSU’s James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital is the presenting sponsor of the 13th annual Pooch Plunge.
Two methods will help protect horses against West Nile Virus: reduce exposure to mosquitoes and vaccinate against the virus.