Who cares for the caregivers? CSU Veterinary Hospital makes mental health a priority
Veterinary house officers at CSU face intense emotional and professional challenges as they care for complex cases while pursuing advanced training. The Specialist in Training Gratitude Fund supports their mental health and well-being through on-site counseling, emergency financial aid, and wellness events.
Helping veterinary medicine’s unsung heroes: Finn’s Friends Fund supports CSU technicians
Veterinary technicians give everything to care for animals. Finn’s Friends Fund helps them care for their own pets, honoring the love and dedication they show every day.
Podiatry service expands clinic hours
Starting Sept. 15, CSU Equine Podiatry expands to three clinic days with Dr. Carlos Carvajal, offering specialized hoof care, therapeutic shoeing, and hands-on training for students.
Coming full circle: $10 million gift inspired by a moment in a veterinarian’s lobby
Don Lockton made a $10 million gift to the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital after surgeons saved his dog Chief.
Rabbits with horn-like growths: What pet owners should know
Dr. Karen Fox, a pathologist in Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and an expert in diseases that impact both wild and domestic animals, explains what pet owners should know about the rabbit papillomavirus.
Pet emergency? CSU small-animal ER open 24/7 for urgent and critical care
If your dog, cat, exotic pet, or backyard chicken has an emergency or needs urgent care, the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital is open 24/7, ready to diagnose and treat everything from broken toenails to life-threatening illness and trauma.
What should I know about bird flu?
CSU’s Dr. Kristy Pabilonia, an avian influenza expert, discusses how the virus is impacting different species and the critical role CSU is playing in testing for the virus.
CSU hires medical director for new veterinary Primary Care Center
Dr. Andrew Ciccolini joins Colorado State University as the medical director of a new student-focused Primary Care Center that will eventually be housed in the University’s Veterinary Health and Education Complex, or VHEC.
Welcoming new leadership to CSU’s Veterinary Health System
Change is on the horizon for Colorado State University’s Veterinary Health System, and it’s an exciting time for the community as they welcome new leaders to the large and small animal hospitals.
Dr. Kristy Pabilonia named Director of Clinical Diagnostics for Veterinary Health System
From her vet school days volunteering at Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, through nearly two decades of work protecting animal health, and more than a year of interim leadership, Dr. Kristy Pabilonia has been named Director of Clinical Diagnostics for the Veterinary Health System.