In this week's episode we get you Scrubbed In for what was our second to last week of small animal rotations as I, (Mo) worked in the exotics department, while Dani was in Anesthesia.  

In this episode you'll hear how Dani and I have differing opinions and levels of excitement when it comes to exotic medicine. This opens up the conversation of how rotations have allowed us to identify and understand the limits of our current knowledge and how it helps us as we move forward with rotations. 

With this coming week being our last week of our small animal rotations we spend some time reflecting on just how fast these past few months have gone and what we are looking forward to in the coming months.

Also in this episode we look back at what's happened in the VETstagram community of social media, focusing on a post written by Eric Garcia @ericgarciafl . In his recent post, Eric comments on the level of complaining and negative venting he has seen on social media and the impact it has on content consumers. His solution is akin to an idea put forward by Gary Vanerchuk @garyvee which is to "make positivity louder." This means to be creating positive, inspiring, encouraging, and challenging content at such a rate that it drowns out the negative posts that are on social media.

So we asked the question, how do we "make positivity louder" not only in the VETstagram community, but in vet school and in the profession? To hear our answer, you'll just have to listen to this week's episode.

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Lastly, I want to invite you to stay tuned for next week's episode of That Vet Life, where I chat with Dr. Alexandru Pop @alexandrupoppy and Dr. Sarah Brisson @thenewgradvet , two new grads in the VETstagram community who are Making Positivity Louder with their real and raw perspective on the transition from student to real veterinarian.