WhiskerTalks: A Veterinary Podcast

WhiskerCloud Founder Adam Greenbaum chats with Dr. Céline Leheurteux, veterinarian and CEO of Euthabag, about her journey from veterinarian to founder and the basic human skills veterinary professionals need.

WhiskerCloud Founder Adam Greenbaum chats with Shawn Wilkie, Talkatoo CEO, about how technology can give veterinarians more time by reducing admin work as much as possible. Time is the most important resource of all.

WhiskerCloud Founder Adam Greenbaum chats with Mary Schwartz, Manager of Sales Enablement at PetDesk, about her transition from veterinary medicine to tech. Plus, Mary is introduced as one of the new hosts of WhiskerTalks!

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Dr. William Tancredi, Chief of Staff of Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital, about artificial intelligence making its way to veterinary medicine. So what happens next?

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Dr. Dani Rabwin, founder of Ready, Vet, Go, to discuss the importance of mentorship and making connections in veterinary medicine.

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Dr. Ivan Zak, CEO of Galaxy Vets, about the importance of reducing burnout in veterinary medicine and how he came back after leaving veterinary medicine because of burnout.

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Dr. Michael Tokiwa about growing a veterinary business during the Covid pandemic and how to treat your employees the right way to keep them happy.

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Win Lippincott, Chief Growth Officer of Ackerman Group, about how to build a scalable and valuable veterinary business that people will want to acquire.

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Chronos COO Starr Virkler about her transition from veterinary practice manager to chief operating officer of Chronos and how they're helping veterinary clinics stay fully staffed.

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with marketing guru Danielle Lambert about the current state of veterinary marketing, and where the industry is falling short.