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  1. S3E02. Diabetes management in cats

    12/22/2025

    S3E02. Diabetes management in cats

    STUDENT: Danielle Barry FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Alex Ellis, Dr. Liz Ruelle, and Dr. Rebecca Jackson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Managing feline diabetes doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, we explore practical, evidence-based strategies to make treatment more affordable and flexible, improve owner compliance, and enhance quality of life for cats and caregivers. Learn about monitoring options, communication tips, and why remission should be a bonus—not the goal.

    34 min
  2. S3E03. Telemedicine in small animal practice

    12/22/2025

    S3E03. Telemedicine in small animal practice

    STUDENT: Jana Benade FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Is telemedicine the future of small animal practice—or just a passing trend? In this episode, we unpack the evidence, benefits, and limitations of remote consultations. Learn when telemedicine works best, what clients think, and why critical judgment is key. Perfect for veterinarians navigating this evolving tool.

    15 min
  3. S3E04. The use of bovine appeasing substances in cattle production

    12/22/2025

    S3E04. The use of bovine appeasing substances in cattle production

    STUDENTS: Caith Cameron, Hannah Stark, and Brian Birkenhagen FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. John Remnant PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can bovine appeasing substances reduce stress and improve cattle health? This episode explores the latest research on BAS in dairy, cow-calf, and feedlot systems—covering growth, welfare, and disease management. Learn where BAS show promise, where evidence is mixed, and what veterinarians should know before recommending these emerging tools.

    8 min
  4. S3E05. Management of diabetes mellitus in cats

    12/22/2025

    S3E05. Management of diabetes mellitus in cats

    STUDENT: Alana Boukall FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Rebecca Jackson and Dr. Imogen Palmer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the latest strategies for managing feline diabetes, from insulin choices and low-carb diets to cutting-edge glucose monitoring and new oral therapies. Learn how tailored treatment plans and proactive monitoring can improve outcomes and even achieve remission in diabetic cats. Practical insights for veterinarians aiming to optimize care and client compliance.

    11 min
  5. S3E06. Opioids as premeds in puppies: special considerations

    12/22/2025

    S3E06. Opioids as premeds in puppies: special considerations

    STUDENTS: Abigail Brett and Morgan Hughes FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Brielle Rosa and Dr. Nanci Bond PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION How safe are opioids for pediatric dogs? This episode dives into the benefits, risks, and best practices for using opioids as premedication in puppies undergoing anesthesia. Learn about dosing strategies, monitoring essentials, and practical tips to ensure smooth inductions and safe recoveries for your youngest patients.

    10 min
  6. S3E07. Can nasal dilator strips prevent EIPH in horses?

    12/22/2025

    S3E07. Can nasal dilator strips prevent EIPH in horses?

    STUDENT: Kaitlyn Busson FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Renaud Léguillette and Dr. Alfredo Romero PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can nasal strips help prevent exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage in horses? Join us as we explore the science behind this controversial tool, review current evidence, and discuss practical recommendations for veterinarians. Learn what the research says—and what remains unknown—about managing EIPH in equine athletes.

    14 min
  7. S3E08. Lameness in beef cattle on pasture

    12/22/2025

    S3E08. Lameness in beef cattle on pasture

    STUDENTS: Amber Cliffe, Courtney Hewitt, and Jessie Kennedy FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the overlooked challenge of lameness in beef cattle on pasture. This episode covers risk factors, common lesions, diagnostics, and treatment strategies, plus practical prevention tips. Learn how early detection and producer education can improve welfare and profitability in extensive cow–calf systems. Essential insights for veterinarians working with beef herds.

    10 min
  8. S3E09. The importance of taking work breaks as a veterinarian

    12/22/2025

    S3E09. The importance of taking work breaks as a veterinarian

    STUDENT: Etienne de Jongh FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Jackson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Skipping meals and hydration isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s a hidden threat to veterinary performance and health. In this episode, we uncover the science behind breaks, explore the risks of malnutrition and dehydration, and share practical strategies to protect your well-being without sacrificing efficiency. Tune in to make breaks a professional necessity, not an afterthought.

    10 min
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