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Nice try 2020!  On this episode of Vet Candy Podcast, twin veterinarians, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason Chatfield talk about the year in review, from the rise of the pandemic to the lighter side of life ( like cow hugging) and all that is in between.  

This show is sponsored by Elanco Animal Health, makers of Ultra Duramune vaccines.

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This episode of Vet Candy's Rapid Rounds is hosted by twin veterinarians, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield and Dr. Jason Chatfield. 

Vet Candy Rapid Rounds is an interactive case discussion focused on storytelling and action learning. On this show, we discuss the Case of the One Eyed Cat. Pet owners bring in a cat with a history of unilateral eye tearing- unresponsive to supportive care. 

The show is a high energy panel discussion that delivers fun, insightful, and relatable conversations centered around the most interesting cases. 

This show's special guest, Dr. DJ Haeussler, is a board certified veterinary ophthalmologist with the Animal Eye Institute.  

This show is brought to you by Sentrx Animal Care, makers of Oculenis Biohance Ocular Repair Gel drops. 

Learn more at https://www.sentrxanimalcare.com/ 

CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION: 

This program is approved by AAVSB RACE and New York State for veterinary and veterinary technician CE credit 

To get your CE credits: 

“This program 1487-44096 is approved by the AAVSB RACE to offer a total of 0.25 CE Credits, with a maximum of 0.25 CE Credits being available to any individual veterinarian or veterinary technician/technologist. This RACE approval is for the subject matter categories of medical using the delivery method of anytime delivery .This approval is valid in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RACE; however, participants are responsible for ascertaining each board’s CE requirements. This program is also approved in the State of New York for 0.25 CE Credits. 

Program Title: Case of the One Eyed Cat

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On this episode of Vet Candy In Other News, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield and Dr. Jason Chatfield are joined by veterinary internal medicine specialist, Dr. Dawn Martin,  who talks about tick borne disease, including Lyme disease.  Dr. Dawn explains it all, from diagnosis and treatment to prevention.

CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION:

This program is approved by AAVSB RACE and New York State for veterinary and veterinary technician CE credit (20-802632). 

To get your CE credits:

1. Watch the show

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This program is RACE approved for veterinary continuing education

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Subject: RACE Program Approval

The American Association of Veterinary State Boards RACE committee has reviewed and approved the program referenced above as meeting the Standards adopted by the AAVSB.

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Max Veterinary Hours approved: 0.5

“This program 20-802632.   is approved by the AAVSB RACE to offer a total of .5  CE Credits, with a maximum of .5 CE Credits being available to any individual veterinarian or veterinary technician/technologist. This RACE approval is for the subject matter categories of medical and non medical using the delivery method of lecture/seminar .This approval is valid in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RACE; however, participants are responsible for ascertaining each board’s CE requirements. This program is also approved in the State of New York for .5 CE Credits. Expiration Date: 12/04/2022

Ever have one of those jobs? No matter how hard you try, everything seems to go wrong. Your coworkers are fighting, your manager is angry, and everything else just seems to go wrong. As the days wear on, you begin to predict the next bad thing in your head, because that is just how the day is going. Toxic teams are not good for anyone.  Vet Candy Pop hosts, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield, Dr. Courtney Campbell, and Dr. Jason Chatfield talk about their experiences with toxic teams and give tips on how to deal. 

Special guest, Sea World's Dr. Tres Clarke talks with Dr. Courtney Campbell about the lack of diversity in veterinary medicine and his journey to become the first Black boarded zoo veterinarian.  

This show is sponsored by Elanco Animal Health, makers of Ultra Duramune vaccines.  The show is also RACE and NYS approved for veterinary and veterinary technician continuing education.  See below for details:

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CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION: 

This program is approved by AAVSB RACE and New York State for veterinary and veterinary technician CE credit 

To get your CE credits: 

“This program 1487-44823  is approved by the AAVSB RACE to offer a total of 0.5 CE Credits, with a maximum of 0.5 CE Credits being available to any individual veterinarian or veterinary technician/technologist. This RACE approval is for the subject matter categories of non medical using the delivery method of anytime delivery .This approval is valid in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RACE; however, participants are responsible for ascertaining each board’s CE requirements. This program is also approved in the State of New York for 0.5 CE Credits. 

Program Title: Vet Candy Pop:  Toxic Teams

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Being in the veterinary profession, you can't help but stumble upon some strange things in life.  Sometimes you see horrible things, things you cannot unsee, and will never forget. 

That said, on this episode of Vet Candy Pop, Dr. Courtney Campbell, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield, and Dr. Jason Chatfield talk about the strangest thing they have ever seen in their career - one of the stories involves a giraffe and a circular saw!

Special guests include AVMA President, Dr. Douglas Kratt, who talks about the veterinary student loan crisis and also AVMA Trust's Dr. Rebecca Stinson who takes on the sour pickle challenge with her veterinary school knowledge. 

This show is sponsored by Elanco Animal Health, makers of Ultra Duramune vaccines.  

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On this show, Dr. Courtney Campbell talks about a new shampoo treatment for pets with pyoderma, deals about the first Przewalski cloned horse, and how to treat pododermatitis.

Veterinary dermatologist, Dr. Michael Rossi drops by to give advice on how to care for pet allergies.  Check out this information-packed show where veterinary professionals can watch scientific news, clinical updates, and lifestyle advice. 

This show is sponsored by Vetrimax, makers of Command™ Shampoo and AtopiCream HC 1% Hydrocortisone Leave-on Lotion. 

Veterinary medicine is a stressful profession, and veterinarians experience a high rate of burnout and compassion fatigue. According to a recent wellness study, even those who were mentally healthy and had high levels of well-being overall experienced feelings of depression, anxiety, compassion fatigue, or burnout with some frequency.  

Sadly, the profession’s problems start as early as veterinary school. A study by Kansas State University revealed that veterinary medicine students are also likelier to struggle with mental health issues than their human medicine counterparts, with more than one out of three vet students showing signs of depression during their first year.   

Vet Candy Life, hosted by veterinarian Dr. Quincy Hawley and veterinary technician Renee Machel, is targeting students and recent graduates. Each episode features expert tips, lifestyle advice, and real-life experiences from the most exciting veterinary professionals in our industry.

Dr. Quincy is a passionate and dynamic wellbeing speaker and course creator. He co-founded Get MotiVETed LLC,  a company that provides wellbeing solutions and programs for thousands of veterinary professionals and organizations, with Machel. 

Dr. Quincy is known as one of the most positive veterinarians on social media. He is the President of the North Carolina Association of Minority Veterinarians, and is on the board of the Black DVM Network and Pawsibilities Vet Med. 

Dr. Quincy, and his wife, Dr. Tierra Hawley, who is also a veterinarian, are the proud parents of two toddlers. In one of the early episodes, Dr. Tierra talks balancing family and career, a well-known difficulty of the veterinary profession.

Renee Machel, Certified Veterinary Technician, teams up with Dr. Hawley for the show. Machel is also a renowned well-being speaker, certified life coach, yoga instructor, and mindfulness and meditation guide. Machel and her partner also raise an infant and 9-year-old step-son. “I call myself a bonus-mom,” she beams. On the show, she candidly discusses overcoming mental and physical challenges on her road to her current state of wellness. 

Featured guests include: Maria Sanders, Parent Coach, Paul Gazaleh, Certified Public Accountant, Amanda Colón, Marriage and Family Counselor, and more.

The original show, developed by Vet Candy and hosted by Hawley and Machel, also features veterinary student influencers as special guests, including Shannon Gregoire of Western, Tatiana Rogers of Colorado State, Jamie Nakatani of UC Davis, and Laura Theis of the University of Georgia. 

The show’s pilot, which launches today on Facebook Watch, IGTV, and iTunes, promises an information-packed show where veterinary professionals can learn about healthy living and maintaining work-life harmony.