89. Beyond the Barn: The Urban Farm Animal Dilemma
More pet owners are opting for non-traditional animals like pygmy goats and potbellied pigs. But what happens when they can no longer care for farm animals in their urban homes?
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88. Hormones out of Harmony: Decoding Endocrine Diseases in Pets
Navigating the intricacies of endocrine disorders in pets poses a multifaceted challenge for veterinarians treating these patients.
87. Open Wide! Brushing Up on Veterinary Dentistry
When the majority of cats and dogs have some degree of periodontal disease, it is more important than ever to educate clients on the importance of regular dental cleanings for their pets.Â
86. Purrmission Granted: Asking Animals for Consent for Better Vet Visits
Implementing permission-seeking protocols with animals could have dramatic effects, says behavior consultant and MVC 2024 speaker Steve Dale.
71. Explore the 614: Columbus Attractions & Activities for MVC Attendees
The MVC is here! You've heard all about the programming, but what about the after-hours activities? We've got a Columbus visitor's guide in this episode.
70. Treat the Whole Patient: Customizing Care with Homeopathic Remedies
Synergy is more than a corporate buzzword. The concept that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts is the foundation of holistic medicine, which aims to treat the entire patient.
69. Veterinary Detectives: Using Cytology to Solve Medical Mysteries
Like many of the higher sciences, cytology can be intimidating to general practitioners. For some, it's just easier to refer clients to specialists. But it doesn't always have to be difficult!
68. Picture This: Diagnostic Imaging for the General Practitioner
There's no need to get board certified and become a specialist to use radiology in your practice. Dr. Marc Seitz has some useful, practical tips and tricks for small animal practitioners.
67. Behind the Badge: Keepin’ It Humane
Though not used as much nowadays, the old-fashioned term "dogcatcher" has had a lasting negative impact on the animal control profession and the public's perception of it.
66. Becoming the Modern Veterinary Professional
No longer do you need to be stuck, broke, and frustrated in your career! You can take back control and ultimately gain more time, more money, and more impact—both in your professional and personal life.