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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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Denver Post: These CBD dog treats are a staple in my pet pantry for surgery recovery and beyond
Dr. Steph McGrath, a veterinary neurologist and an associate professor at Colorado State University, previously told me that while some dogs see benefits from CBD, others don’t seem to be affected by it. Nonetheless, CBD is safe for dogs unless they have liver issues, so owners looking for a remedy for their pets’ condition should feel comfortable giving it a shot.
Veterinary Information Network (VIN): Recognizing dementia in dogs and cats
The researchers, Dr. Stephanie McGrath (a veterinary neurologist) and Julie Moreno (a neurotoxicologist), are tracking the dogs’ cognitive and physical health through routine owner questionnaires, blood work, MRIs, spinal taps and brain health tests, such as treat-finding puzzles. The study is part of the larger Dog Aging Project, which began in 2014 and was recently featured on a segment of the CBS newsmagazine 60 Minutes. The researchers stated in a recent episode of CSU’s The Next 150 podcast that, among other long-term research goals, they hope the work will help them catch early signs of CDS in their participants so that owners can act fast to implement treatments.
The future of veterinary medicine is at CSU: Where communication shapes care
The VHEC features a dedicated communications lab where students practice real-world conversations through immersive simulations, building empathy, confidence, and skills essential for supporting patients, clients, and veterinarian well-being.