Dr. Trent Gall was born and raised in Western Nebraska. After graduating high school, he left Nebraska for Colorado, where he began attending Colorado State University (CSU) to pursue a degree in microbiology with an emphasis in anatomy. After being accepted to vet school and graduating in 2004, Dr. Gall made another transition to Canada for a one-year rotating internship at the University of Guelph. It was not long before Dr. Gall returned home to Colorado to become the very first surgical intern with Flatiron Veterinary Specialists (now Aspen Meadow Veterinary Specialists). During this time, CSU asked for Dr. Gall’s return to begin a surgical residency.

The following years of residency with CSU showed special focus in skin reconstruction, wound management, as well as Achilles tendon injuries and fixation techniques. Dr. Gall helped teach numerous labs for minimally invasive procedures such as laparoscopy and laparoscopic spays. Some of Dr. Gall’s surgical interests include minimally invasive procedures, orthopedic and soft-tissue surgery as well as wound management and skin reconstruction. When not working, Dr. Gall spends time with his beautiful and patient wife, Sara, their two dogs (Apollo and Lily), and their two cats (Tiger and Rex).