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The future of veterinary medicine starts here
For 140 years, CSU has been at the forefront of innovations in veterinary education, animal care, biomedical discovery, and public health. Now it’s time to lay the foundation for the next century of compassionate care, groundbreaking research in animal and human health, and continuing our legacy of exceptional veterinary education.
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Tips to keep your pets safe during the holidays
Dr. Amanda Cavanagh, an assistant professor of small animal emergency and critical care and head of CSU’s Emergency and Urgent Care Service, shares tips to keep pets safe during the holidays.
Veterinary Vertex: Revolutionizing Canine Wound Care with Nitric Oxide Dressing
Discover the revolutionary advancements in veterinary wound care with our special guest, Dr. Sarah Marvel, as she unveils the potential of a groundbreaking nitric oxide wound dressing for dogs.
Watched like a Hawke: Horse injured during wildfire recovers thanks to dedicated CSU veterinarians
Following a severe fetlock injury sustained during an emergency evacuation related to the Alexander Mountain Fire, Hawke, a seven-year-old horse, received two months of care at CSU’s Johnson Family Equine Hospital.