Did your school teach you about secondary pathophysiologic features of spinal cord injury? Not likely. Were you told the many ways in which science-based integrative medicine matches the mechanisms of injury with mechanisms of healing? Probably not. And THAT’S why you need this podcast.

Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZXd-9XoDy88

How many times do veterinary surgeons refer patients out for integrative medicine and rehabilitation instead of surgery? How many of them give you a complete and accurate comparison of the risks and benefits of surgical vs. non-surgical approaches? Maybe, not that often? Maybe, never? It’s up to you to learn the facts about medical acupuncture, photomedicine, massage, herbal therapies, and rehabilitation before something happens to your dog or cat so that you’re not left wondering if all that pain and suffering after a highly invasive and costly surgery might have been avoidable. Kicking yourself in the head hurts.

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Do you see a “holistic” veterinarian that sold you one or more Chinese herbal supplements? Do you have any idea about the quality, contents, safety, and science behind those supplements? No? In this podcast, Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA, explores ten problems and pitfalls with Chinese Veterinary Herbal Medicine. She also explains how and why the industry needs to change, now. For the video version of this presentation, visit CuraCore VET's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9mJ9lbgCEA

In this session, Dr. Narda Robinson meets again with Dr. Mike Petty, acclaimed veterinary pain medicine practitioner, integrative veterinary medicine provider, and a caring, compassionate leader. Dr. Petty discusses the emotional and practical challenges that veterinarians face during this pandemic, offering a hopeful outlook, moving forward.

Like everything else, COVID too, shall pass.  What’s next for you?  Who have you been, and whom do you wish to become?  You haven’t died.  You are alive, you are breathing, and you have a world of possibilities ahead. You also have been gifted this rare opportunity to reflect upon and take stock of your life.  Isn’t this the time to personally manifest the change you’d like to see in this world? If not now, when?

“When is Fear-Free® really fear free?  When is “Cat-Friendly” really cat friendly?  Join Dr. Narda Robinson and Dr. Mike Petty for this month’s podcast as they envision ways to raise standards of care and the ethics of practice even further by adding science-based integrative medicine.”

In this episode of Surviving Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Narda Robinson continues her interview series with Dr. Mike Petty. They speak about veterinary practice, ethics, education, and how to constructively work in the veterinary profession to provide better, safer, and more well-tolerated pain medicine measures, especially for the canine patient.

In this interview, Dr. Narda Robinson interviews Dr. Mike Petty, veterinary pain medicine specialist. They discuss ways that veterinary students and veterinarians can survive and succeed, seeking to humanize veterinary education and expand options for animals that include integrative healthcare. Want to learn more about Dr. Narda Robinson and CuraCore VET? Visit CuraCore.org/vet and find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CuraCore/

"Better than Band-Aids”: The AVMA has its Wellbeing website, but we need more than Band-Aids to banish this burnout. In this episode, Dr. Narda Robinson outlines five strategies to fix the funk you’ve found yourself in. Want to learn more about Dr. Narda Robinson and CuraCore VET? Visit CuraCore.org/vet and find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CuraCore/