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About Dr. Clint Kuban

Dr. Clint Kuban started his career in Veterinary Medicine in his hometown of Bethel, Connecticut as a kennel technician. After a hasty trip the the emergency room for his own cat (Rafiki got stung by a bee…) He took in his first technician position in a 24 hour veterinary emergency room in Hartford, Connecticut. There he worked the overnight shift while finishing his Bachelors degree and Post-Bac Pre-Med program from the University of Hartford. From there his journey continued to the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. There he honed his veterinary emergency skills and education, while falling in love with dog training (and Tsunami) at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center. The final 3 months of his time at UPenn Vet was featured in the show “Life at Vet U” on Animal Planet. After receiving his VMD in 2016 he completed a Small Animal Rotating Internship at Hickory Veterinary Hospital with a primary focus on emergency medicine. Clint’s journey then took him out to Colorado where he spent 3 years working overnight emergency and a year as Hospitalist/Day Emergency Vet at Deer Creek Animal Hospital.

Noticing a lot of phone calls from people who could not get their pet to the hospital in an emergency, Dr. Kuban was inspired to start CK9 Veterinary and Dog Training Services.

Since launching CK9 Vet has had the opportunity to help hundreds of families in the Littleton/Denver area and beyond. See what people are saying about our services below!

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Meet our Acupuncturist Greg Cicciu

Greg graduated a 3000 hour Acupuncture School in 1998 and then the Animal Acupuncture Academy later in his career. His passion for treating humans and animals (Horses, Dogs and Cats) has continued for more than 25 years. Many have benefitted from his treatments to reduce various types of pain, neuropathies, muscle skeletal issues as well as anxieties (social and performance), and end of life care to name a few. He combines acupuncture, massage, Chinese Herbal therapies and more to individualize the treatment as needed for each patient.

In 2011 Greg published his first Chinese pulse diagnostic book, The Pulse Atlas. It is an illustrative guide to Chinese pulse diagnosis formatted to make it easier for students and practitioners of different learning styles to better comprehend the pulses whether you are a Visual, Audio or Kin-esthetic learner. His second Book was Published in 2020 Eagle Catches Fish, Pulse diagnosis made simple. In addition to treating clients his passion for teaching has brought him around the world teaching seminars on Auricular therapy, Tui-Na (Chinese Massage) and Pulse Diagnosis for almost two decades.