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Your Vet Wants You to Know Your Vet Wants You to Know
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As a curious pet owner, have you ever taken to the internet for more information about pet health? Maybe you want to know why your pet is itchy and what you can do about it. Maybe you’re frustrated about the ear infections always coming back. Maybe you’re looking for ways to make veterinary care more affordable. Instead of wading through a sea of information that may not be reliable, and in some cases may be harmful, here is what Your Vet Wants You to Know. I’m Dr. Brittany Lancellotti, board certified veterinary dermatology specialist. Join me to get the information you’re looking for to care for your dog and cat, from diseases and treatments to financial planning and what’s happening in the world of veterinary medicine. If you’re curious about your pet's health, then Your Vet Wants You to Know.
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063 Abdominal Ultrasounds
Abdominal ultrasounds are a common, non-invasive diagnostic test used in veterinary medicine to explore potential issues within a pet's abdomen, such as chronic vomiting or urinary problems. In this episode, Dr. Jessica Larson, an internal medicine specialist, joins us to discuss the process, benefits, and limitations of abdominal ultrasounds, including their role in diagnosing conditions, planning further tests or treatments. Take a listen to learn how an abdominal ultrasound can give answers as to what is happening in your pet’s belly.
Episode Page with Transcript and Additional Content: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/ultrasound
Consult with Dr. Larson: www.musiccitypetim.com
Collaborative Care Coalition: https://collaborativecarecoalition.org/
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BONUS EPISODE - Batmen
In this bonus episode of Your Vet Wants You to Know, Dr. Lancellotti interviews a guest who shares a unique connection to bats. Adam Gladstone, aka 'Batman,' discusses his fascination with bats and his unexpected journey into becoming an expert on Batmen. Tune in for a lighthearted and informative discussion about the superhero and the real-life pollinators.
Avoid risk of rabies in bats: https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/animals/bats/index.html
US Department of the Interior: https://www.doi.gov/blog/13-facts-about-bats
van Schaik, Jaap et al. “Bats Swarm Where They Hibernate: Compositional Similarity between Autumn Swarming and Winter Hibernation Assemblages at Five Underground Sites.” PloS onevol. 10,7 e0130850. 8 Jul. 2015, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0130850 Accessed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4496085/
Support Bat Conservation Internation: https://www.batcon.org/about-us/mission-values/
Happy April Fools!
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062 Plasma Cell Pododermatitis
Plasma cell pododermatitis in cats is much less comfortable than its nickname, “pillow paws”, would suggest. In this episode of Your Vet Wants You to Know, Dr. Brittany Lancellotti talks about Hermoine, a cat with plasma cell pododermatitis, including the symptoms, underlying causes (viral infections, food allergies, etc), diagnostic tests, potential triggers, and treatments. Our closing segment, ‘Scratching the Itch,’ highlights the 'Calm and Cozy Cat Wrap', a tool designed to alleviate the stress of administering oral medications to cats.
Episode Page with Transcript and Additional Content: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/Plasma-cell
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061 Cataracts
In this episode, Dr. Kristen Fischer, board certified veterinary ophthalmologist, discusses the importance of early diagnosis, the different causes, and treatments of cataracts in pets. Genetic predisposition and diabetes are the common causes of cataracts in dogs, whereas inflammation causes cataracts in cats. Early detection and treatment are essential and can be achieved by routine eye exams conducted by a veterinarian. Surgery is the only effective treatment available, which has a success rate of around 90%. In cases where surgery isn't possible, maintaining comfort for the pet is key. The positive impact of this treatment in pets is highlighted through a special story about a rescue dog named Ethel.
Episode page with transcript and images: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/cataracts
Connect with Dr. Fischer: https://ophthovetconsulting.com/
Learn more about the ACVO/Epicur National Service Animal Eye Exam event at: https://www.acvoeyeexam.org/
Find a veterinary ophthalmologist near you: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/resources
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Itchy Pet Awareness Month - 5 Year Anniversary
August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month! This time of year can be particularly challenging for pets with allergic skin disease. Dr. Shannon Cabell, Consumer Medical Lead for Dermatology at Zoetis, joins us to discuss frequent reasons for itching, how common allergies are among dogs in the United States, and the importance of discussing your pet with your veterinarian in order to successfully relieve their itch.
This podcast was sponsored by Zoetis. Zoetis is dedicated to changing the way we approach canine pruritus to protect the bonds between the pet, the owner and the veterinary team.
Itchingforhelp.com offers more information to help pet owners understand their dog’s itch, learn what clinical signs indicate itch is a problem that needs veterinary treatment, review available treatment options, listen to common questions answered by two great veterinarians, and hear first-hand stories from pet owners about their own itchy dogs.
ZoetisPetcare.com offers articles from experts on a variety of pet health topics.
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060 Bearded Dragons
Bearded dragons are one of the most popular reptile pets. They are curious and interactive, making them good family pets. With the right care, they can live over 10 years. In this episode, Dr. Nicole Johnson, veterinarian and past president of the Association of Reptile and Amphibian Veterinarians, talks about how to keep your bearded dragon healthy, what they like to eat, and the importance of a good relationship with a veterinarian with knowledge of exotic animals and reptiles.
Episode Page with Transcript and Additional Content:
https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/bearded-dragons
More resources for bearded dragon owners:
www.joshdfrogs.com
www.thebiodude.com
www.dubiaroaches.com
www.narbc.com
https://linktr.ee/badgerlandreptilerescue
www.pekinanimalhospital.com
www.vivtechproducts.com
www.carolinadesignerdragons.com
www.zenhabitats.com
www.zillarules.com
https://zoomed.com
https://flukerfarms.com
www.stjude.org
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