Registered veterinary technicians provide a strong foundation of support for our team and clients
Behind every great veterinary hospital is a team of dedicated registered veterinary technicians. Learn how our RVTs combine skills and compassionate care to better support your animal.
CSU clinical trial studies ketamine therapy to help horses with chronic arthritis pain
The long-term effect of ketamine on horses with chronic pain has yet to be studied. Learn more about how this CSU clinical trial explores ketamine therapy for horses with coffin and pastern joint osteoarthritis.
Making challenging decisions for your pet: Support when you need it the most
Navigating tough decisions regarding your pet can be a heavy weight to carry, but you don’t have to do it alone. Argus Wellness and Support helps clients make informed decisions for their pet’s treatment.
How a high-risk surgery saved a horse from a life-threatening joint infection
After a heel bulb injury, Chenoa’s owner faced a tough choice that led to an inspiring outcome.
Allergies might be the reason your pet won’t stop itching
Four out of five itchy pets are reacting to something in their environment; CSU’s dermatology veterinary technician explains why your pet won’t stop itching.
Veterinary insights from: Cassidy Clendenning, VHS Dermatology Veterinary Technician
Boots beats the odds and survives cancer: How CSU is contributing to cancer care for goats
Specialists at the CSU Veterinary Health System came together to help Boots beat cancer and live a longer life.
Laura Southworth awarded CACVT Technician of the Year
Learn more about Laura’s dedication, professionalism, and leadership in veterinary medicine and patient care over the last 12 years.
Dr. Craig Webb earns AVMF award for feline research
How Dr. Webb’s work has contributed to improving veterinary care for cats, ensuring they receive the clinical innovation to live longer and healthier lives
How one pet’s donation can help save another’s life
As demand continues to rise, the blood donor program needs more canine and feline donors.
How cataract surgery restored George’s vision
After experiencing vision loss that affected his daily life, George underwent cataract surgery to restore his vision.
Advancing care for dogs with arthritis
After being diagnosed with elbow arthritis, Daisy’s vet recommended she participate in one of CSU’s Orthopedic Medicine and Mobility clinical trials to treat her joint pain.
Linda Hutson’s legacy of excellence and compassion
Linda Hutson, the finance director for the veterinary hospitals, is retiring later this month after working at CSU for 26 years.
Collaborative care leads to a miniature horse’s full recovery
Spice is a miniature horse and patient at the CSU Veterinary Health System’s Johnson Family Equine Hospital. She arrived at CSU’s Equine Emergency and Critical Care service in early 2025 with a history of colic and acute laminitis that had developed in her front feet. While treating the laminitis, Spice was diagnosed with equine Cushing’s […]
How CSU clinical trials are giving dogs more time and a renewed hope
“We have historically been unable to cure many cancer types in pets, but today’s advancements now give us hope. The clinical trials program at the CSU Flint Animal Cancer Center enrolls client-owned pets into studies to evaluate the effectiveness of new drugs, find novel uses of old drugs, and investigate new approaches to surgery and/or […]
How CSU students and veterinarians support service dogs in training
A CSU student club called Collar Scholars is preparing dogs to provide critical support for people with disabilities nationwide.