The Small Animal Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation service at Colorado State University sees more than just canine athletes. Our goal is to help companion animals of all ages and abilities improve their quality of life and increase mobility.
Our service combines state-of-the-art technology with orthopedic and physical therapy expertise to accomplish even the most challenging diagnosis. We offer a variety of surgical and non-surgical treatment options for acute and chronic illnesses to improve patient comfort and accelerate surgical or injury recovery time.
Our service is spearheaded by Dr. Felix Duerr, who is double boarded by both the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) and the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACVSMR).
To make an appointment:
Call us: (970) 297-5000Email us: CanineRehab@colostate.edu
If you own a dog and live in the Fort Collins area, sign up to be informed about our ongoing clinical trials on arthritis and joint problems.
Sports medicine aims to prevent, diagnose, and treat injuries resulting from or associated with sporting and athletic activities. Other areas of this specialty include training and improvement of athletic performance. Rehabilitation aims to restore a patient to previous (pre-injury) health.
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