Veterinarian Life Advice
“Never underestimate the power of small accomplishments– literally and figuratively.” Sometimes all it takes to achieve a fresher perspective is simply cleaning the litterbox.
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The Rise of Veterinary Specialties & What This Means for “the Vet”
When I was growing up, my life was dominated by a just a handful of facts that I knew to be universally true, including: Bubbalicious watermelon was the best ever,…
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One Health: The Role of Fip in the Treatment of COVID-19
It’s not news that cats commonly get their own strain of coronavirus (FCoV). According to Niels Pedersen, PhD, DVM and distinguished professor at the University of California, Davis, in about…
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Seeking Joy in the Journey: Five Tips to Eliminate Negative Thought Patterns
Recently, I was asked a powerful question by a colleague: “How do we get out of negative thought patterns?” We all know that negative thoughts open the door to the…
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6 Lessons From the Ancient Stoics for Veterinary Professionals
Veterinary professionals need to know how to handle criticism, manage difficult situations and focus on the right things in practice and in life. The ancient Stoics taught just that. The…
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Take a Day off (And Support a Local Business)
When was the last time you used your day off to simply relax and have some fun rather than catch up on laundry or other household chores? If it’s been…
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Pandemic in Perspective: A Veterinarian’s Role in COVID-19 and How to Keep Pet Owners Informed
On December 31st, 2019, a pneumonia of unknown cause was reported to the World Health Organization Office in China. In a few short months, the world was united in the…
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Cracking the Shell on the Benefits of Green Lipped Mussel
Green Lipped Mussel has become increasingly popular as a natural support for managing osteoarthritis (OA) in dogs in the United States and around the world. But what it is, how…
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Dr. Lisa Radosta: Behaviorist, Perfectionist & Fashionista
We’ve all heard of type A personalities, but veterinary behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta is in her own category—Type AAA. She is passionate about what she does and has more energy…
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