Vetfolio - Veterinary Practice Management And Continuing Education Podcasts

Have you ever considered specializing in nutrition? Listen in to this episode to hear Dr. Caitlin Grant describe the path that led her to a residency in nutrition and learn about what being a nutrition resident is all about.

In this episode Dr. Larry Garcia and Brandi Phillips talk about resources for disaster response training as well as community networking so we as veterinary professionals can be an asset to our clients and the rest of the community when disaster strikes.

In this episode, Dr. Larry Garcia and Brandi Phillips discuss the operations of the UF VETS team, as well as tips for preparing for a disaster as a pet owner and how we as veterinarians can help our clients prepare.

This special VetFolio Voice podcast is brought to you on behalf of the NAVC’s advocacy platform, Embrace, and outlines the Puppies Assisting Wounded Servicemembers (PAWS) Act. This act seeks to reduce veteran suicides and ensure the well-being of veterans by connecting them with service dogs as a form of nontraditional PTSD therapy. We had the opportunity to speak with Congressman John Rutherford, who sponsored the act in Congress, along with the CEO of K9s for Warriors, Rory Diamond.

In this podcast we'll discuss when to be concerned about anorexia in dogs and cats, what separates a case of non-specific gastroenteritis from one that needs more of a work-up, and how we should treat those pets in the interim. Focus will be given specifically to the use of capromorelin (Entyce) and mirtazapine (Mirataz), and following up these patients.

The keys to success for itchy dogs and their owners include providing effective safe itch relief from the start to get owner confidence and trust. This provides a platform for a streamlined diagnostic approach and customized treatment that meets each pet and owners needs. When and how to use Apoquel and Cytopoint to support these goals.

How to make itch discussions a part of all wellness exams – it’s the #1 reason for veterinary visits. August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month, the perfect time to jumpstart the discussions with pet owners. Get the toolkit (social media posts, posters and more) at www.scienceofstrongerbonds.com/resources. When you first see an itchy dog or cat, learn how to delight the owner and not disappoint them – tips for success.

In this special podcast, NAVC Board Director, Dr. Jonathan Townsend discusses ABVP certification: why it is important for your practice, and how to go about obtaining it.

In this podcast, Dr. Darin Dell, DVM, DACVD reviews key facts about canine atopic dermatitis. The majority of the discussion will be focused on describing current treatment options, providing suggestions for when each option might be best, and explaining how to successfully utilize multi-modal therapy.

Dr. Tamara Grubb, boarded anesthesiologist, discusses the 5 reasons why it is important to address perioperative vomiting and how injectable maropitant citrate fits into your perioperative protocols. Dr. Grubb addresses the benefits from the perspective of the patient, the practice and the pet owner.

In this episode of VetFolio Voice, recorded live at VMX, Dr. Cassi and Dr. Lester discuss his recent article in Today’s Veterinary Business about a new generation pet owners known as PetGen. They discuss who is encompassed by PetGen, how this generation of pet owners differs from previous generations, and what this means to veterinary practices.

This podcast provides the latest information you need to know about diagnosing and managing canine OA. We discuss the use of an evidence-based client checklist and an OA screening exam to help identify patients with OA as early as possible. Early diagnosis affords the opportunity to start a multi-modal treatment, which should include medical and home environment recommendations.

Hyperadrenocorticism is a common endocrinopathy in dogs, but can be a confusing condition from an owner’s perspective. It is key to get buy-in from the start regarding the need to establish this diagnosis and the benefits of effective treatment. In this podcast, we will review the best ways to explain hyperadrenocorticism and the complexities associated with testing for this condition to clients. We will also talk about improving compliance with treatment plans and monitoring protocols.

Hyperadrenocorticism is a common endocrinopathy in dogs, but establishing a diagnosis can be challenging. The currently available tests have limited reliability and can result in both false positive and false negative results. In this podcast, we will talk about how to recognize patients with Cushing’s syndrome and what to expect on routine lab tests. We will then talk about selecting and interpreting confirmatory tests and how to differentiate dogs with pituitary dependent disease from those with functional adrenal tumors.

VetFolio’s Dr. Cassi interviews Dr. Debbie Stoewen, a veterinarian, registered social worker, and Director of Veterinary Affairs at LifeLearn Animal Health, on the importance of personal distancing, a new concept she’s developed in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the stress it’s created. Personal distancing empowers us to choose how to carry ourselves forward in the best ways possible–to best cope with the fears, stress, and uncertainties–and stay well through the pandemic.

In this veterinary podcast, Dr. Carlos Gonçalo das Neves reviews coronavirus basics and natural history, diagnostics, and pathology in light of the discovery of SARS-CoV-2. He discusses the animal origins of this virus and its appearance in non-human hosts.

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