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Explore how Dr. Stevie Jones Jr. and Dr. Jasmine Nolan are transforming urgent veterinary care in Washington DC with ACHIEVE Veterinary Urgent Care. With their unique blend of expertise, passion, and innovation, they’re offering a new hope for pet owners facing medical emergencies. Dive into the story of how their vision became a reality, creating a sanctuary for pets in need and setting a new standard in the veterinary field.

In this episode, we dive deep into the recent outbreak of avian influenza among dairy cattle in the US. Dr. Maurice Pitesky from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine joins us to discuss the seriousness of the situation and the uncertainties it presents.

From the dusty plains of Southwest Kansas to the rodeo arenas of Oklahoma State University, Dr. Kyre Larrabee’s journey reads like a Western saga. Raised on a cow-calf operation, Kyre’s love for animals and determination to become a veterinarian were woven into the fabric of her upbringing.

Today, Dr. Kyre Larrabee serves as an Assistant Professor of Practice at Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine, inspiring the next generation of veterinarians with her passion for equine sports medicine and small animal surgery.  Check out this episode to learn more about this trailblazer!

Welcome to a special April Fool’s edition of Obsessed with the Palmers, where we dive deep into the bizarre and eerie side of winter holidays. In this episode, we’re breaking tradition and exploring the creepiest tales surrounding Christmas, featuring none other than the infamous Krampus.

In this episode of the Vet Candy podcast, sponsored by Movora, we delved into the intricate world of canine hip dysplasia alongside esteemed veterinary surgeons Med Vet’s Dr. Karl Maritato, Ohio State’s Dr. Nita Kieves, and BluePearl’s Dr. Sarah Israel.

In a groundbreaking exploration of the health risks associated with radon and fracking exposure, a recent study has unearthed surprising revelations concerning multicentric lymphoma in dogs. Amidst the rising awareness of potential carcinogenic effects in human medicine, this study, drawing from data sourced from the Morris Animal Foundation’s Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, has provided unexpected insights into the canine realm.

The lead researcher, Ashleigh Tindle from the University of Wisconsin at Madison explains why this research is so important.