CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is a general practice in Fort Collins, CO. Procedures include anti-seizure and pain-management.
About
The Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is a prominent veterinary institution that operates the Veterinary Health System and the Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex in Fort Collins. The college is recognized for its academic and research contributions in areas including reproduction, cancer biology, comparative oncology, infectious diseases, musculoskeletal research, and neurosciences. It provides a comprehensive environment for veterinary education, clinical service, and research, supported by a faculty of accomplished professors and clinicians.
The college serves the community through its Veterinary Teaching Hospital, which facilitates clinical care and education. The institution maintains a focus on delivering world-class veterinary care while advancing knowledge to address local and global health challenges. The facility is designed to support the next century of veterinary medicine, integrating groundbreaking research with patient services. The college is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that promotes the well-being of animals, people, and the planet.
Surgical team
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Craig Webb
As a faculty member, I spend the majority of every day working with students who are some of the brightest, most driven, interesting, caring people I can imagine; what I can’t imagine is working anywhere else.
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Jennifer Tucker
I enjoy my career and am proud of the work I do, and on top of that, I really appreciate the people I work with.
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Stephanie McGrath
CBD appears to have anti-seizure and pain-management properties but doesn’t seem to work in all dogs, said Dr. Stephanie McGrath, a veterinary neurologist at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo.
Procedures
- anti-seizure and pain-management
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Frequently asked questions
- What research areas is the CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences recognized for?
- The college is recognized for its excellence in several specialized fields, including reproduction, cancer biology, comparative oncology, infectious diseases, musculoskeletal research, and neurosciences.
- Does the college offer support for veterinary patients after normal business hours?
- Yes, emergency and after-hours support is available for critical systems affecting patient care, including during weekends and holidays.
- What is the focus of the newly debuted D.V.M. curriculum at CSU?
- CSU debuted a completely reimagined D.V.M. curriculum called Ascend, which was developed over more than a decade to modernize veterinary education alongside the opening of the new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex.