This podcast discusses the general workup for canine lymphoma as well as the need for phenotyping and why much of this can be performed in the primary care setting.

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In this preventative medicine podcast Dr. Richard Meadows discusses the current state of vaccine compliance. He’ll offer tips and tricks for getting dogs and cats vaccinated when that client is hesitant, and discuss the value of vaccine and wellness visits.

Dr. Tamra McArdle discusses some of the reasons behind vaccine hesitancy for pet owners as well as recent research examining communication styles and techniques that can help pet owners feel heard when voicing concerns for their pets and address those concerns in a way that keeps pets and owners safe and protected.

Only one veterinary medicine expert currently serves in Congress. And in January, Congressman Dr. Kurt Schrader ends his tenure representing Oregon's 5th congressional district. Before he goes, he's urging our profession to get more involved in public service to protect our practices and our patients. Don't miss our 3-part podcast series exploring the necessary role of animal health professionals in public policy and how to get started. In part 1, Dr. Cassi speaks with Mike Bober from the Pet Advocacy Network about his experience in preparing people to serve in office. Looking ahead, part 2 will feature an interview with Congressman Schrader himself.

In this podcast, three veteran veterinary technicians explore veterinary nurse empowerment through a round table discussion. Brynn Hogan and Carolyn Spivock of VCA join VetFolio’s Samantha Sacasa as they speak candidly on tough topics such as accountability, burnout and work culture.

In this podcast Dr. Cassi and Dr. Logan Funk discuss electrocardiographic interpretation as it pertains to arrhythmia diagnosis in both primary care and emergency settings. Additionally, acute management strategies for tachyarrhythmias and bradyarrhythmias are reviewed.

This podcast will review the unique aspects of OA diagnosis and management in feline patients and introduce Solensia as an FDA approved, targeted therapy for reducing OA pain in cats. Client education and multimodal management are also discussed.

In this episode, Dr. Cassi and Ashlee Moore will define the different types of disasters that could affect your practice and how to be prepared to tackle anything that comes your way. Topics include insurance options and more.

Veterinary medicine is a field that offers an incredible number of diverse opportunities from general practice and specialty medicine to industry and public safety. In this episode, Dr. Cassi and Dr. Natalie Lamneck explore another one of those opportunities - mixed animal practice. Learn about one veterinarian’s experience in this interesting and varied type of practice.

The transition from veterinary school to practice can be extremely stressful, and the Merck Animal Health Veterinary Wellbeing Study found that wellbeing is lowest among young veterinarians. Mentorship plays a vital role in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of veterinarians. In this podcast episode, we speak with Dr. Addie Reinhard, a veterinary wellbeing researcher, about the latest research on mental health and wellbeing within the profession as well as MentorVet, a growing evidence-based initiative to support early-career veterinarians.