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Here we dive into the known and the unkown of Equine Lyme Disease.

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This is our first episode in a mini-series within the podcast where we look at the careers of individual veterinarians and what they have seen with their lives in the profession. We are happy to have Dr. JT Williams of Colonial Heights Veterinary Clinic with us today.
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This episode discusses our battle against a nemesis which helped wipe half of people from the earth. The flea! We go over how they live and reproduce and ways to combat them.

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In this episode we talk with Dr. Prater about how neither of us want a veterinary school in Kentucky and why there is a perceived veterinary shortage in the state and how to fix it.

If you wish to express you views on a vet school in Kentucky to your state representative after you listen to this episode you can find their contact information here: https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/findyourlegislator/findyourlegislator.html

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This episode discusses what horse owners really want from their veterinarian and the veterinarian's reaction to this.

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This episode follows up on our last episode of discussing parvo with telling about real-life cases to drive some of the points home about this deadly and preventable disease.