Vet Life with Dr. Cliff

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Cordelia, the co-founder of Nine Lives Greece, talks with Dr. Cliff about caring for cat colonies living amongst the shops and restaurants of Athens.
You can follow them at @ninelivesgreece and show your support by checking out their donation page at www.ninelivesgreece.com

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

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Following a quick chat about working with wildlife, Dr. Cliff discusses the symptoms of over-training/overworking. Poor performance, irritability, and sometimes epistaxis (a fancy term for a nosebleed),

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
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With a recorded summary each day for six days straight, this episode will share with you what it is really like to be a companion animal veterinarian.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
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After a busy week, professionally and personally, Dr. Cliff discusses the realities of maintaining a work-life balance. Plus, an update on George, the Gentle Giant.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
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Dr. Cliff Redford shares his experiences as a veterinarian and the rewards and challenges of the profession. He discusses the joy of helping pet owners and the fulfillment he feels in difficult cases. He also answers viewer questions about interstitial cystitis in cats, urinary incontinence in dogs, and tick prevention for pets. Dr. Redford shares a heartwarming story about a surgery he performed on a dog named George, highlighting the importance of early intervention and the positive impact veterinarians can have on the lives of animals and their owners.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
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Dr. Cliff Redford shares his frustration and anger about the practice of declawing and removing canine teeth from raccoons that are kept as pets. He discusses his personal experience with cat declawing and the negative effects it can have on cats. He highlights the ethical and medical reasons why declawing raccoons is even worse than declawing cats. Dr. Redford also discusses the legalities of owning raccoons as pets and the risks associated with it, such as Baylisascaris and rabies. He calls for education, advocacy, and pressure on veterinarians to stop this practice.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at [email protected]
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Dr. Scott discusses his work with International Veterinary Volunteer Opportunities (IVVO) in Ecuador and Australia, where he organizes spay/neuter campaigns to address the stray dog population. He shares the impact these campaigns have had on the communities, the bonding experience for his staff, and the unexpected benefits of attracting new team members. Dr. Scott also talks about the challenges and rewards of working in resource-limited settings, the importance of perspective, and his plans for IVVO.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
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In this conversation, Dr. Cliff Redford interviews Krystal from Speaking of Wildlife, a wildlife sanctuary that focuses on education. They discuss Krystal's journey into wildlife rehabilitation and the challenges of working with wild animals. They also talk about specific cases they encountered, including a red-tailed hawk with a fractured femur and a skunk with a swollen leg. Krystal shares her experiences working with education animals like a bobcat and a timber wolf. The conversation highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the rewarding aspects of working with animals.
Check out www.speakingofwildlife.ca for more info and follow them on instagram at @speakingofwildlife

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at [email protected]
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In this conversation, Dr. Cliff Redford discusses two main topics. First, he talks about the trend of regular veterinarians sending all radiographs to specialists for analysis, even when it may not be necessary. He shares his concerns about this practice and emphasizes the importance of veterinarians being able to interpret radiographs themselves. Second, he discusses the Lone Star tick, which can cause an allergy to mammalian meat known as alpha-gal syndrome. He explains the symptoms and implications of this allergy and highlights the need for prompt removal of ticks to prevent diseases like Lyme disease.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at [email protected]
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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In this episode, Dr. Cliff answers viewer questions and shares a story about an American bullfrog. Dr. Cliff discusses topics such as supplements for thyroid health, calming solutions for anxious pets, and removing hair from a dog's ears. He also addresses motion sickness in dogs and the importance of keeping ears clean after swimming.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at [email protected]
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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