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The Vet Pod has been accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland for CVE credits. Become a member at www.thevetpod.com to continue listening to our premium podcasts and earn up to 26 CVE credits per year. CVE credits can be claimed by filling out the form available at www.thevetpod.com/cve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 4 DAYS AGO • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 43: Changing Tactics - Parasite Control in Sheep

    In this episode, Charles and Natasha are looking at the challenging issue of worm control in sheep, with the help of two returning guests. First up is the CEO of Agvisory NZ, Ryan Luckman from New Zealand, who is here to discuss DAGI, his new drench and grazing app, designed to control worms in sheep. Also returning is Veterinary Parasitologist Neil Sargisson, who talks about the emerging challenge of barber pole worm, aka haemonchus contortus, in sheep. Natasha and Charles also discuss the CMA’s recent report into pricing and competition in the UK veterinary market, if the VCI and CCPI in Ireland will copy these remedies, and how these pressures are unlikely to disappear. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. _WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com.” Note: There will be no CVE credits available for this episode.

    53 min

  2. 12 APR • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 42: Hoof Health - Step Ahead of the Limp

    Ep 42: Hoof Health – Step Ahead of the Limp In this episode, Charles and Natasha are tackling lameness in sheep, from the perspective of flock health, as it is an important welfare issue and a production problem, as well. We hear from Joe Angell, Post Doctoral Research Associate at the University of Liverpool, who is well-versed in the challenges of laying sheep, such as how foot trimming can reduce curate and delay the time to healing in sheep suffering from foot rot. Following on is Michelle McGrath, Program Manager with Animal Health Ireland, who is here to provide an update on the organisation’s ‘S.C.I.P’ pilot programme, including how lameness is one of the most-costly yet preventable conditions in dairy herds. Natasha and Charles also discuss the worries of sheep farmers surrounding nematodirus, the VCI’s recently published report into accreditation standards for new vet schools and what to expect at DairyCon, launching in May. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Tom Mullany, Veterinary Surgeon at Nutgrove Veterinary Hospital, in South Dublin. This episode is sponsored by Norbrook. Tune in to Maura Langan, Commercial and Technical Manager at Norbrook, to hear about their products designed to treat lameness. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com. Note: There will be no CVE credits available for this episode.

    1hr 4min

  3. 31 MAR • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 41: Protecting Pets without Harming the Planet - The Environmental Impact of Small Animal Parasiticides

    In this episode, Charles and Natasha dive into the environmental impact of small animal parasiticides, as it combines good patient care, client expectations and our wider responsibilities as vets. Joining Natasha is Dr. Rosemary Perkins PhD, Practicing Companion Animal Vet and Research Associate at the University of Sussex, who gives a critical overview of which groups are most vulnerable to these impacts, such as small children. Darragh O’Hanlon, aka ‘The Topical Vet’ and Veterinary Dermatologist at Nutgrove Veterinary Hospital, returns to the Vet Pod also, and provides Natasha with the best practices for controlling allergies in animals triggered by fleas, mainly through judicious use of medicines. Natasha and Charles also cover the recent surge in CAO applications for Veterinary Medicine in Ireland, with a 52% increase in first preference and a 96% increase in having veterinary as a choice, overall. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Aoife Cox, Small Animal Vet in First Opinion Practice, Co. Sligo. A code for claiming CVE credits will be mentioned during this episode. After you’ve listened to the podcast, please submit your details and the code via this link. CVE credits are only available to paying subscribers. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com.

    1hr 2min

  4. 16 MAR • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 40: BTV-3 at the Gate - From threat to reality

    In this episode, Charles and Natasha are returning to the topic of BTV-3, discussing the dangers and worries surrounding the virus, as it spreads rapidly across the country. Dr. Avril Hobson, Senior Superintending Veterinary Inspector in the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, sits down with Charles to share her insights on BTV-3 including how the virus is no longer a disease of eradication. Joining Avril is Conor McAloon PhD MVB, Professor at UCD’s School of Veterinary Medicine, who provides additional analysis on the subject matter, such as pinpointing what the most likely root of transmission was for BTV-3 to have arrived in Ireland. Natasha and Charles also share some of their stories from being out on the job during St. Patrick’s Day, over the years. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Don Goggin, Veterinary Surgeon at Moyne Veterinary Hospital, in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. This episode is sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim. A code for claiming CVE credits will be mentioned during this episode. After you’ve listened to the podcast, please submit your details and the code via this link. CVE credits are only available to paying subscribers. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com.

    1 hr

  5. 2 MAR • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 39: The Root Cause – Dentistry Beneath the Surface

    In this episode, Natasha and Amy dive deep into the world of small animal dentistry. Joining Amy this week is Nora Scwhitzer PhD, an Advanced Veterinary Practitioner in Dental and Oral Surgery, who gets to the ‘root’ of all things small animal dentistry, such as the importance of taking X-rays with every patient, as well as pain relief. We also hear from Erin Morish, who works alongside Nora as a Veterinary Nurse in MyVet Ireland. She highlights the importance of a good nursing team, including how nurses can learn to take the lead in veterinary dental procedures. Natasha also shares insights into the dentistry cases she encounters with her ophthalmology patients. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Brian Divilly, owner of the mixed-animal practice, Divilly Veterinary Clinic in Headford, Co. Galway. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com. Note: There will be no CVE credits available for this episode.

    59 min

  6. 17 FEB

    Ep 38: Creeping Through the Herd – Bovine Mycoplasma

    Ep 38: Creeping Through the Herd – Bovine Mycoplasma In this episode, Natasha and Charles explore the topic of Mycoplasma in cattle. Charles also brings Natasha up to speed on BTV-3 and the availability of licensed vaccines to mitigate the spread. Colin Mason, based in Scotland, joins Charles to discuss the impact of Mycoplasma in cattle from a Scottish perspective. Colin reveals how the ability to detect Mycoplasma has improved over the last 20 years, along with changes to both disease presentations and the levels of disease seen in herds. Catherine McAloon also joins Charles to discuss her investigative research into Mycoplasma in Irish herds. We find out if herds previously affected by Mycoplasma still carry active infections and how the bacteria can colonise herds without causing disease. This episode is sponsored by Protivity from Zoetis. Tune in to Kieran O’Mahony, Area Veterinary Manager at Zoetis, to gain insights into the exciting development of the vaccine. All associated links can be found in our WhatsApp Community group. WhatsApp Group Invite Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 9min

  7. 3 FEB • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 37: The Unexpected Patients — Panic Proofing Exotic Emergencies

    In this episode, Charles and Amy are here to discuss a fearful challenge that many vet practitioners dread – treating exotic animals! Charles also shares highlights from his recent trip to CAVI Sheep Day at the Hodson Bay Hotel and updates us on the latest news about BTV-3 developments on our island. We first meet Suzanne Kelly MVB, of Cloyne Veterinary Clinic and Amy’s go-to contact for advice whenever she’s treating these smaller animals. Suzanne discusses all things small animal dentistry, including how prey animals will try to hide any pain they’re feeling. Next up is Galway-based Dr. Lindsey Cox MVB, owner of Lindsey Cox Exotic Veterinary Services. Lindsey guides Amy through the process of treating birds, with the use of an avian triage and treatment flow chart, and an Avian medicine list with recommended dosages. These can be accessed through our WhatsApp community group or on our socials. Finally, Amy speaks to Claire Greene MVB, a lead vet at Village Vets Bray and exotics lecturer at UCD, who sheds light on dealing with exotic animal emergencies and trying to keep exotics alive. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Liam Caroll, from Blackwater Vets, who shares his review of CAVI Sheep Day. Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com. Note: There will be no CVE credits available for this episode.

    1hr 5min

  8. 20 JAN • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Ep 36: The Worm Strikes Back – Gastrointestinal Parasites

    In this episode, Charles and Natasha revisit the topic of parasites, this time exploring gastrointestinal parasites in cattle and sheep. Charles speaks firstly to Eric Morgan, Professor in Veterinary Parasitology at Queen’s University Belfast, who discusses how to pivot from a mindset of parasite control to parasite management and dealing with the threat of worming on animal health. Also speaking to Charles is Conor Geraghty, President of Veterinary Ireland, who positively challenges Eric’s views on the opportunities available and explains how trying to predict the epidemiology of parasites is becoming more and more difficult. We also cover the ongoing impact of BTV-3 on the island of Ireland and the vaccines available that can reduce its effects. Don’t miss this week’s VetVoice section, where we hear from Niamh McGill, vet at Dublin Zoo, who shares the story of the first-ever cataract surgery performed on a hippopotamus. A code for claiming CVE credits will be mentioned during this episode. After you’ve listened to the podcast, please submit your details and the code via this link. CVE credits are only available to paying subscribers. Listen to The Vet Pod wherever you get your podcast or go to TheVetPod.com. To access Farm Alert, go to www.farmalert.ie

    1hr 3min
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The Vet Pod has been accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland for CVE credits. Become a member at www.thevetpod.com to continue listening to our premium podcasts and earn up to 26 CVE credits per year. CVE credits can be claimed by filling out the form available at www.thevetpod.com/cve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    The Vet Pod
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    47
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © The Vet Pod
  • Show Website
    The Vet Pod
  • Provider
    The Agricultural Trust