Dr. Dow is an accomplished companion animal veterinarian, scientist, and entrepreneur - helping launch multiple commercial veterinary technologies, including Laporte Immunotherapeutics. For 20+ years, Dr. Dow has worked tirelessly to train the next generation of  state-of-the-art, translational veterinary care. Dr. Dow is a professor of immunology in Clinical Sciences and director of the Center of Immune and Regenerative Medicine at Colorado State University. He resides in beautiful Northern Colorado with his wife and their cats and dogs and enjoys cycling and extreme outdoor activities.

Dr. Lappin is a respected global leader in veterinary infectious diseases and internal medicine, specializing in feline internal medicine and disease management in animal shelters. He is dedicated to driving translational research from a One Health perspective that improves the health and quality of life of humans and companion animals worldwide. Towards this goal, Dr. Lappin directs the Center for Companion Animal Studies at Colorado State University, where he also serves as a professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine. He resides in Northern Colorado with his wife and their seven animals. Dr. Lappin enjoys outdoor activities likes skiing, biking, and hiking.

Dr. Manchester is a talented companion animal veterinarian in the Immunotherapy Research Lab at Colorado State University, where she studies immune dysregulation in dogs and cats with chronic enteropathies. She is committed to providing compassionate, high-quality care and advancing knowledge towards optimized management of her patients suffering from ongoing GI issues. Outside of the lab, Dr. Manchester enjoys running on trails and roads, cooking, and spending time with her orange and white cat.