Veterinarian Life Advice
“Give Yourself permission to do hard things and pursue unique opportunities that you are passionate about. Don’t be afraid to fail; it’s not failing, it’s learning.” Angela Demaree, DVM,Principal Consultant,…
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Success Doesn’t Equal Happiness
How many of us have fallen victim to the idea that, once I graduate veterinary college then I will be happy, or, once I own my own practice then I…
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Vets on Vacation: 8 Vacation Destination Ideas for the Veterinary Professional
It’s important to take a break and recharge, whether it’s for an afternoon or a long vacation. Studies show that those who take vacation time have lower stress and are…
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Should I Stay or Should I Go?: The “Sick Day” Debate
We have all been there: we wake up with a stuffy nose, sore throat or a cough, and we know there is a busy work day ahead. Staying home would…
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Kara Burns: Pursuing a Passion for Pet Nutrition
Kara Burns, MS, MEd, LVT, VTS (Nutrition) currently has two loves. One of those loves is her wife, Dr. Ellen Lowery, and the other is veterinary nutrition. That’s right, nutrition. …
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Lgbtq in the Veterinary Community
The world is changing in many ways, and one of the changes is acceptance of non–traditional gender roles. These days it is common place to learn about real people and…
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3 Strategies for Managing Stress and Finding Joy as a Veterinarian
Whether you are a new grad, or a seasoned veteran of the veterinary profession, the feeling of stress is often hanging around. For some of us, it’s a nagging weight…
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You Belong Here
Making an impact in today’s fast-paced world and social media abyss is simpler than you think. It can be hard to figure out where we fit in and how we…
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Not Just Scratching the Surface: The Perception and Reality of Ringworm Transmission
Traced back to the 15th century, ringworm has a long and evolving history of how it’s treated and perceived. As suggested by its name, this highly contagious fungal infection, characterized…
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