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Sustainable Vet Clinic Practice - CeeJay Donovan of Massey Vets in Palmerston North - chats about her 6 in 6  - six easy to implement sustainable practices she implemented at Massey Vets in six months and the differences she noticed.

For international listeners that’s the on-campus clinic of the Veterinary Science Faculty of New Zealand’s Massey University.

CeeJay has a Bachelor of Veterinary Technology from Massey, a Certificate in Science and Technology from Massey as well as a Certificate in Captive Wild Animal Management from Unitec in Auckland.  

If you’ve listened to the previous two episodes on sustainability, you’ll have heard CeeJay’s name mentioned a few times – especially in relation to the social media initiatives she’s kicked off Sustainable Vet Practice – NZ communities on both FB and Insta – so go follow and connect there.

We also talked about some of her big picture goals such as 

• finding a way to compost cat poop without exposing the environment to toxoplasma; 
•  is there a way you can capture and reuse your anaesthetic gas, 
• and what’s she doing in regard to responsible antimicrobial disposal.

 As you’ll hear her say more than once – one person can make a difference!

LINKS MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:

it’s critical that vets with visas can get into NZ without having to play the MIQ lottery game of chance – you can sign it at Get2VetsNZ at Facebook or via tinyurl.com/get2vetsnz -  thanks heaps!

Stay tuned right to the end - if you’re interested you can listen into the after we wrapped everything up chat that CeeJay and I had.

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