STUDENTS: Reagan Clark, Keeley Haight, and Kamryn Henderson

FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Søren Boysen and Dr. Julie Menard

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Is long-term antibiotic therapy still the gold standard for aspiration pneumonia in dogs? This episode dives into new evidence on diagnosis, treatment duration, and antimicrobial stewardship. Learn when antibiotics may not be needed, how biomarkers and ultrasound guide decisions, and what shorter courses mean for your patients and practice.

STUDENTS: Lissette Gervais, Hope Krawchuk, and Morgan McLean

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Doug Whiteside

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Struggling with avian emergencies? This episode delivers practical, evidence-based strategies for stabilizing exotic birds in urgent care. Learn triage tips, handling techniques, oxygen and fluid therapy, pain control, and management of common crises like egg binding and cloacal prolapse. A must-listen for veterinarians seeking confidence in avian ER care.

STUDENTS: Tasha Zinke and Angelina Ta

FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Nanci Bond and Dr. Rebecca Archer

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How can stress reduction curb upper respiratory infections in shelter cats? This episode explores evidence-based strategies—from environmental enrichment to gentling techniques—that improve welfare and reduce disease risk. Learn what works, what doesn’t, and how to manage high-risk populations effectively in busy shelter environments.

STUDENTS: Gabrielle Jensen and Adam Roth

FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Julie Menard and Dr. Søren Boysen

PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION

Persistent hypotension in septic dogs? CIRCI might be the culprit. Join us as we unpack the latest on pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment strategies for this elusive syndrome. From hydrocortisone protocols to the role of fludrocortisone, learn practical insights and where veterinary medicine stands compared to human evidence.

STUDENTS: Deanna Minken and Sophia Kontou

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer

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Feline urethral obstruction is an emergency—but does every case require gold-standard care? Join us as we unpack spectrum of care for FUO, exploring practical treatment options, communication strategies, and ethical considerations. Learn how to balance evidence-based medicine with client realities to deliver compassionate, individualized care.

STUDENT: Jana Benade

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer

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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.

STUDENT: Etienne de Jongh

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Jackson

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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.

STUDENT: Danielle Barry

FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Alex Ellis, Dr. Liz Ruelle, and Dr. Rebecca Jackson

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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.

STUDENTS: Melanie Demetrick, Paulina Louwe and Rebecca Wassmuth

FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Serge Chalhoub

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Can CBD improve pain, anxiety, and seizure control in pets? This episode dives into the latest evidence on cannabidiol use in dogs and cats—covering safety, dosing, and clinical applications for osteoarthritis, epilepsy, and oral inflammation. Learn what veterinarians need to know about monitoring, efficacy, and navigating client questions in an unregulated market.

STUDENT: Kaitlyn Busson

FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Renaud Léguillette and Dr. Alfredo Romero

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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.