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Livestock Services
Information for Veterinarians
How Do I Contact The Livestock Medicine & Surgery Veterinarians?
Please call for questions or to arrange a referral for your client and patient at (970) 297-5000. We are happy to provide expertise over the phone when possible in addition to serving your client in-house.
To expedite service with the CSU VTH, please provide your client with any relevant medical history (X-rays, test results, vaccine history, etc.) to bring with them to their appointment to insure we have the comprehensive background information needed to make treatment decisions.
How Will I Be Informed About My Client’s Service?
You will receive an official medical summary about your patient’s service and treatment decisions with us.
What Advanced Treatment Options Do You Offer?
- General and specialty surgery: Our surgery room can accommodate animals from small neonates to bulls over 2,000 pounds.
- Tilting chute to restrain and examine cattle: This allows us to examine the feet, legs, and ventral surface of more active cows and bulls.
- Diagnostic imaging: including CT, MRI, ultrasound, radiology, endoscopy, scintigraphy, and ultrasound guided biopsies.
- Blood work and diagnostic tests
- Acupuncture and manual therapy
- 24-hour emergency care
- Phone consultations
Do You Have Any Learning Opportunities for Veterinarians?
Our veterinarians regularly publish specialized research. These studies can be excellent for learning new treatment and care information for your patients, as well as for understanding more about what specialty services our hospital is able to offer you and your clients. View some of our Recent Research, CSU Extension web pages, and our
Our hospital offers Continuing Education opportunities courses for veterinarians to assist with professional development.