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Tips to keep your dog safe during the Fourth of July
Fireworks displays and backyard barbecues both present challenges for pets, especially dogs. Dr. Amanda Cavanagh, an assistant professor of small animal emergency and critical care and head of Emergency and Urgent Care at CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, shares her top concerns — and tips for avoiding problems during the holiday.
AP News: Volunteers play music to soothe shelter animals
Kogan, a professor and researcher at Colorado State University, has studied for more than two decades how animals and humans get along. Research involving the effect of music on dogs often produces mixed results, she said, because there are so many variables: the setting; the volume, type and tempo of the music and the breed of the dog and its previous exposure to music.
Fox 26 News: Local cat sanctuary partners with leading researcher to advance feline health treatments
The identity of the man The Cat House of the Kings had the chance to work with Dr. Michael Lappin on his research to improve cat health. Dr. Lappin is a professor of infectious diseases and directs the Center in the Department of Clinical Sciences at Colorado State University.