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Veterinary Vertex

Veterinary Vertex is a weekly podcast that takes you behind the scenes of the clinical and research discoveries published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA) and the American Journal of Veterinary Research (AJVR). Tune in to learn about cutting-edge veterinary research and gain in-depth insights you won’t find anywhere else. Come away with knowledge you can put to use in your own practice – along with a healthy dose of inspiration to remind you what you love about veterinary medicine.

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Latest Episodes:

Inside The Bowl: What Home-Prepared Dog Diets Reveal Oct 29, 2025

Ever wondered what’s actually inside a “homemade” dog diet—and whether it truly keeps dogs healthy? We sat down with researchers Drs. Janice O'Brien and Audrey Ruple from the Dog Aging Project to pull back the curtain on what owners are really feeding, what the data reveals, and how to make home-prepared meals complete and balanced without guesswork. The conversation starts with a major survey upgrade: moving from simple checkboxes to detailed free-text responses that capture real ingredients, supplements, and routines. That shift exposes a surprising truth—most DIY bowls contain nine to ten ingredients, far beyond chicken and rice, yet many still miss key nutrients for maintenance.
We walk through the practical and the personal: how to take a smarter diet history in the exam room, what owners should ask before they shop, and which tools can reliably build balanced recipes. Instead of fear or food wars, we focus on action. Consulting a board-certified veterinary nutritionist, using validated recipe platforms, and leveraging commercial base mixes can transform care and confidence. We also explore the long game. Do incomplete diets quietly shape future health risks? Which deficiencies matter most over time? Longitudinal data from the Dog Aging Project aims to turn those open questions into guidance that protects joints, skin, metabolism, and longevity.
There’s another layer that deserves attention: diversity among human owners. While our canine cohorts are broad, our human samples often aren’t. Culture, income, education, and access influence feeding choices, shopping habits, and follow-up care. Broadening who participates in pet nutrition research makes our recommendations more realistic and more fair. By the end, you’ll have a clearer view of where homemade feeding succeeds, where it stumbles, and how to build a plan that meets your dog’s needs today and supports health tomorrow.
If this conversation helped you think differently about dog nutrition, subscribe, share with a friend who home cooks, and leave a quick review—your feedback helps more pet owners find science they can use.

AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.25.06.0216

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Intradiscal Chondroitinase Injection as a Pragmatic Treatment for Down Dogs Oct 23, 2025

We sit down with Drs. Paul Freeman and Nick Jeffery to discuss a treatment for down dogs that’s changing outcomes and conversations: percutaneous intradiscal chondroitinase injections that act like chemical fenestration, reduce extruded disc material, and help non-ambulatory dogs recover without opening the spine.
We walk through the origin of the idea, the ethical hurdles, and the growing dataset behind safety and effectiveness. You’ll hear why deep pain–positive dogs with acute disc injuries often do as well with enzyme injections as with decompressive surgery, and how careful case selection can minimize risk. We get practical about inclusion criteria—currently focused on dogs under 15 kg, with French Bulldogs now included under close monitoring—and the technical realities of needle placement, imaging guidance, and when to add MRI. We also dig into the strategy of treating three to five disc levels to lower recurrence, and why this multi-level approach could outperform single-site surgery over the long term.
The conversation doesn’t dodge the hard calls. We compare large compressive lesions versus primarily contusive injuries, discuss when early surgery still makes sense, and share early experiences expanding to cervical cases with ultrasound and fluoroscopic checks. Looking ahead, we explore research priorities: defining time windows for chronic presentations, tracking recurrence across breeds, and building the evidence to place chondroitinase correctly in the treatment pathway. We even touch on how AI could one day use imaging data to predict which dogs need urgent decompression and which can safely recover with enzyme-first care.
If you’re an ER vet, GP, or neurologist looking to offer owners real choices, this is a grounded, data-informed guide to a less invasive option that can preserve mobility and reduce euthanasia driven by cost. Listen, share with your team, and help more “down dogs” stand again. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: where would you place chondroitinase in your spinal care protocol?

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.12.0790

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Taper vs. Cutting Needles for TPLO Closures: What Does the Evidence Say? Oct 17, 2025

Ever notice how the smallest habits in surgery are the hardest to justify with data? We dig into one of those everyday choices—taper vs. reverse cutting needles for intradermal closure after TPLO—and unpack what the evidence actually says about early incisional healing, complication rates, and the subtle differences that might matter at the 18–24 hour mark. With surgeon-researcher Josh Becker, we trace the path from hunches and mentor preferences to a pragmatic study design that could live in private practice and still push the conversation forward.
We talk candidly about why “non-inferiority” can be a messy label without a clear gold standard, how blinding and standardized photos helped keep bias in check, and why the simplest takeaway is also the most practical: both needle types can perform well in healthy TPLO patients. Josh shares when he reaches for taper vs. cutting based on tissue characteristics and body region, and we explore the mindset shift from “what I’ve always used” to “what this patient and this tissue need today.” The conversation also opens a bigger door: if veterinary medicine had a validated, objective incision scoring system, we could compare techniques, icing and heat protocols, bandaging, and mobilization with far more confidence.
Looking ahead, we map out next steps—replicating signals, expanding to other anatomical sites, and experimenting with image-based analytics or AI to quantify erythema and bruising consistently. Along the way, we keep it human: debriefs after cases, the humility of soft tissue surgery, and advice for students who want to build a thoughtful, evidence-aware surgical career. If you’ve ever argued for a needle out of habit, this episode invites you to choose with intention and ask for proof.
If this conversation helped refine your setup or sparked a change in your closure routine, subscribe, share the episode with a colleague, and leave a review—your feedback helps more vets find data they can use tomorrow.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.07.0479

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What Every Vet Should Know About Vital Pulp Therapy—and Why Precision Matters Oct 09, 2025

A fractured canine tooth tests more than a dog’s bite—it tests our choices as clinicians. We sat down with researchers Ethan Elazegui and Dr. Elias Wolfs to reexamine vital pulp therapy with new data, honest surprises, and practical guidance you can use on your next dentistry day. The conversation starts with what holds true: an ~80% success rate keeps vital pulp therapy squarely in the toolkit as a tooth-sparing option when pulp exposure is recent and the tissue is viable. Then we challenge a common belief: younger dogs didn’t show a significant edge in outcomes, pushing us to prioritize indications and technique over age alone.
We break down what most affects success, and one factor stands out—pulp dressing extrusion. Precision during placement isn’t a nicety; it’s the difference between healing and failure. We also talk timing, including a small-sample quirk that reminds us to interpret data with care. From there, we explore material science: MTA’s respected performance versus biodentine’s faster set, strong biocompatibility, and reduced discoloration risk. Human literature suggests comparable success and better cementum repair for biodentine, a promising path for veterinary endodontics as adoption grows.
Beyond procedures and products, we highlight the power of mentorship and student peer review to raise research quality—and why that matters for everyday clinical decisions. We even look ahead to AI-driven radiograph interpretation, where large, annotated datasets could help flag subtle endodontic and periodontal changes and support more consistent decision-making in general practice.
You’ll leave with clear steps for case selection, referral thresholds, and owner communication about follow-ups—because even good cases need rechecks to catch the 1-in-5 that fail months or years later. If you care about predictable outcomes, better materials, and sharper imaging insights, this conversation is for you. Enjoy the episode, share it with a colleague who does dentistry, and if it helped your practice, subscribe and leave a quick review to help others find the show.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.04.0224

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Blocked Cats, Clear Choices Oct 04, 2025

Hyperkalemia in a blocked cat can feel like a five-alarm fire—until you remember what actually fixes the problem. We sit down with Drs. Stephanie Maciorowski and Elizabeth Rozanski to unpack fresh evidence showing that the simplest path is also the strongest: start IV fluids, give calcium gluconate to stabilize the myocardium, and prioritize rapid unobstruction. The headline finding is liberating for busy ERs and general practices alike—insulin with dextrose, terbutaline, or sodium bicarbonate did not outperform the foundational approach in lowering potassium or improving outcomes.
We walk through what this means at the cage-side level. Potassium often falls quickly once urine is flowing, so the early hours matter most. If a catheter won’t pass, decompressive cystocentesis can reduce pressure and buy time. We compare sedation choices, discuss monitoring strategies, and highlight which lab and ECG changes deserve your attention. The conversation also tackles a bigger theme: replacing ritual with proof. Many of us learned to stack drugs out of habit or anxiety; this study suggests we can streamline, reduce risk, and still deliver excellent survival—especially when teams move decisively to address the cause rather than chasing every downstream sign.
Along the way, we cover client education essentials—how to spot a block early, why immediate care matters, and what prevention looks like after discharge. For clinicians, we sketch out future research that could refine timing, trend analysis, and case stratification, including earlier potassium checkpoints and ionized calcium tracking. If you care about better outcomes, safer protocols, and fewer medication complications, this conversation offers practical, evidence-based steps you can use today.
If this episode helps you rethink your protocol, share it with a colleague, subscribe for more data-driven conversations, and leave a quick review so others can find the show.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.04.0258

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How Laparoscopic Ultrasound Detects Hidden Liver Lesions in Dogs Sep 26, 2025

Ever wondered what we might be missing with traditional imaging techniques? Dr. Francesca Solari's groundbreaking research reveals a game-changing approach to diagnosing liver disease in dogs.
Laparoscopic ultrasonography is transforming how veterinarians evaluate canine liver disease, detecting lesions that traditional methods miss. Dr. Solari takes us through a fascinating AJVR study showing how this minimally invasive technique identifies more liver nodules than conventional transabdominal ultrasound. Perhaps most surprising? All lesions biopsied during her research turned out to be benign – a crucial reminder that finding nodules doesn't automatically indicate metastatic disease.
"Nothing is actually idiopathic," Dr. Solari notes provocatively. "It just means that we've missed the diagnosis." This philosophy drives the research into advanced diagnostic techniques that provide veterinarians with more complete information before determining treatment plans. Dr. Solari envisions a future where laparoscopic ultrasound becomes standard practice before curative-intent surgery, guiding decisions about surgical approaches, microwave ablation, or alternative therapies.
This episode highlights the beautiful translational relationship between human and veterinary medicine, with innovations flowing in both directions. Dr. Solari's work exemplifies how raising the standard of care in veterinary medicine ultimately benefits our beloved animal companions through more precise, personalized treatment plans. Whether you're a veterinary professional or simply passionate about advances in animal healthcare, this conversation offers valuable insights into the future of veterinary diagnostics.
Listen, subscribe, and share your thoughts on this episode! Your ratings and reviews help us continue bringing you cutting-edge veterinary research that changes practice.

AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.25.01.0031

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Feline Parasternal Thoracotomy via Sternocostal Disarticulation Sep 19, 2025

Surgical options for our feline patients often lack the robust documentation available for canine procedures. Dr. Kristen Gabriel tackles this gap with her groundbreaking research on parasternal thoracotomy via sternocostal disarticulation in cats—a technique that offers promising results for thoracic exploration when traditional approaches fall short.
The conversation delves into the origins of this technique, which began with documentation in canine patients before Dr. Gabriel recognized its particular value for cats. As she explains, cats present unique challenges during median sternotomies due to their tiny sternums, where surgeons can accidentally slip off midline or even completely off the sternum. This alternative approach provides a solution to these anatomical challenges while delivering good short-term outcomes.
Perhaps most fascinating is Dr. Gabriel's candid discussion of the radiographic abnormalities discovered in nearly half of the post-operative cases. Despite this seemingly high complication rate, she emphasizes that most were minor or incidental findings without significant impact on patient recovery—a crucial distinction for both veterinarians and pet owners to understand. Looking forward, she outlines important research directions including longer-term follow-up studies and comparative analyses examining factors like patient comfort, surgical time, and visualization between different approaches. For practitioners, this technique offers not just a primary option but a valuable backup plan when median sternotomies don't go as expected.
Whether you're a cat surgeon facing the frustrations of traditional thoracic approaches, a general practitioner wanting to expand your surgical options, or simply passionate about advancing feline-specific medicine, this episode provides valuable insights into an underreported technique with promising clinical applications. Subscribe to Veterinary Vertex for more cutting-edge discussions at the intersection of research and clinical practice.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.03.0153

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See It, Learn It, Do It: The Power of Video Manuscripts in Veterinary Medicine Sep 09, 2025

Ever wondered how to master complex veterinary procedures without someone physically guiding you? Technical Tutorial Videos (TTVs) are revolutionizing veterinary education by providing visual demonstrations that text alone simply cannot convey.
In this illuminating conversation, three-time TTV author Dr. Rebecca Bishop shares her journey creating peer-reviewed video manuscripts for the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. She reveals how these innovative publications serve as powerful teaching tools for techniques ranging from equine tracheobronchial washing to surgical instrument handling for left-handed practitioners. This latter topic holds special significance for Dr. Bishop, who was once told to "give up hope of being a surgeon" because she was left-handed – a limitation she has thoroughly disproven and now helps others overcome through her video teaching.
Dr. Bishop demystifies the production process, explaining how she plans content strategically, captures video footage, and records audio separately to create polished, educational resources. She shares practical advice for potential video creators: "Don't let fear of performance or technology hold you back." Unlike standard online videos, these manuscripts undergo rigorous peer review while remaining open access, allowing authors to retain copyright and share widely for teaching purposes. The format provides unique opportunities for collaboration, with Dr. Bishop involving veterinary trainees in scriptwriting and production.
Whether you're a practicing veterinarian seeking to expand your technical repertoire, an educator looking for innovative teaching methods, or a veterinary professional considering sharing your expertise through this medium, this episode offers valuable insights into the future of veterinary education. Watch Dr. Bishop's published technical tutorial videos on the AVMA Journals website or YouTube channel and consider how you might contribute to this growing educational resource.

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Rapid Disinfection in Busy Veterinary Clinics: The Glass Bead Method Sep 02, 2025

Thermal glass bead disinfection could revolutionize how veterinary clinics manage instrument hygiene between patients. On this episode of Veterinary Vertex, we dive deep with researchers Steven Frederick and Dr. KP Spivey into their groundbreaking study showing how this technology effectively eliminates bacteria from suture scissors in just 60 seconds.
The conversation reveals surprising findings about bacterial contamination in veterinary settings. Roughly a third of pre-disinfection samples showed clinically relevant bacterial growth, including multi-drug resistant organisms—a stark reminder of cross-contamination risks in busy practices. After 60 seconds of glass bead disinfection, researchers found zero detectable bacterial growth on any scissors tested, demonstrating remarkable effectiveness against a wide range of pathogens.
Beyond the clinical implications, this research highlights significant operational benefits. As Steven explains, traditional sterilization protocols demand substantial technician time, require extensive instrument inventories, and generate considerable environmental waste through disposable packaging. Glass bead disinfection offers a practical middle ground that maintains patient safety while addressing real-world constraints of busy clinical environments. The researchers also discuss the potential for expanding this approach to other instruments and explore emerging technologies like ultraviolet wave disinfection that could further transform infection control practices.
Perhaps most valuable is the researchers' perspective on innovation in veterinary medicine. They emphasize that sometimes the most transformative ideas come from unexpected sources—students, new technicians, or even clients who bring fresh perspectives. Their work exemplifies how questioning established protocols can lead to practical solutions that enhance patient care while improving efficiency and sustainability. Tune in to discover how this simple technology could change your practice's approach to infection control!
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Open access AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.25.04.0123

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The Hidden Link: Pica and Chronic Enteropathy Aug 26, 2025

What if your pet's habit of eating socks, furniture stuffing, or other non-food items isn't simply bad behavior, but actually a cry for help? Dr. Julianna Perez's groundbreaking research reveals that pica – the consumption of non-food items – may be a clinical sign of chronic enteropathy in dogs and cats.
The discovery began in emergency rooms, where veterinarians noticed dogs returning repeatedly for foreign body obstructions. When they removed these objects surgically, they observed abnormal intestinal tissue with blunted villi, erosions, and ulcerations. This led Dr. Perez to systematically collect biopsies during these surgeries, with astonishing results: 99% of animals with pica showed evidence of chronic enteropathy, primarily lymphoplasmacytic enteritis.
Most surprising was the severity of inflammation found in these pets, despite many showing only subtle clinical signs that owners often dismissed as normal – occasional vomiting, picky eating, or mild digestive issues. The research challenges the common assumption that pica is primarily behavioral, suggesting that in adult animals over two years old, it should be considered a medical condition until proven otherwise.
"Pica is not because animals are misbehaved," emphasizes Dr. Perez, whose work was inspired by a heartbreaking case of a service dog that died after multiple foreign body obstructions. The study found mixed breeds (particularly doodles), pit bulls, and retrievers commonly affected, though all breeds can develop this condition.
For veterinarians, this research highlights the importance of taking biopsies during foreign body surgeries and looking beyond the immediate obstruction to investigate underlying causes. For pet owners, recognizing repeated pica as a potential medical issue could prevent dangerous obstructions and potentially save lives.
Listen as Dr. Perez shares her findings, discusses future research directions exploring nutritional and molecular aspects of pica, and offers practical advice for both veterinarians and pet owners dealing with this challenging condition.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.02.0079

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When Wildlife Meets Urban Life: The Salmonella Connection Aug 22, 2025

Salmonellosis is far more than just a risk from undercooked burgers. In this eye-opening conversation, wildlife health experts Dr. Sonia Hernandez and Dr. Kim Perez reveal how everyday environmental exposures may pose significant yet underrecognized transmission hazards for this dangerous bacteria.
The researchers unpack their fascinating studies of white ibises adapting to urban environments in Florida and the persistence of Salmonella on shared surfaces like picnic tables and bird feeders. Their findings challenge conventional wisdom about disease transmission, showing how dried bird droppings can harbor infectious bacteria long after they appear harmless. "A lot of times we see these fecal stains and we think, well, they're not wet, they're not fresh, but they don't necessarily have to be in order to still have infectious Salmonella in them," Dr. Hernandez explains.
The conversation explores surprising discoveries about immunity patterns in young birds and the concerning ineffectiveness of antimicrobial coatings on bird feeders. The researchers discuss how their work sits at the intersection of wildlife conservation, public health, and veterinary medicine—exemplifying the One Health approach. They raise important questions about wildlife feeding practices, noting that while bird feeders bring joy to many, they may create disease hotspots affecting not just birds but also squirrels, raccoons, household pets, and ultimately humans.
For veterinarians and the public alike, this episode offers practical insights into reducing Salmonella risks without sacrificing our connections to wildlife and pets. The key takeaway? Simple habits like handwashing after outdoor activities or pet handling remain our best defense against this widespread pathogen. As Dr. Hernandez notes, "I think when I was little, I was always taught wash your hands before you eat. I think we should bring that back."

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.03.0144

AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.12.0397

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Comfort Without Compromise: Phenylbutazone and Mare Fertility Aug 13, 2025

Challenging conventional wisdom in equine reproduction, this episode explores revolutionary research about phenylbutazone's impact on embryo production in mares. When previous studies claimed mares on "bute" had zero successful embryos via intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), Dr. Kristen Loncar and her team questioned these findings based on their own clinical success. Their subsequent investigation reveals surprising results with significant implications for veterinary practice and equine welfare.
Dr. Loncar walks us through the evolution of transvaginal follicle aspiration and ICSI technology, which has transformed from a last-resort procedure for problem mares to an efficient breeding method for both aging broodmares and performance horses. She explains how their research tested various phenylbutazone formulations—liquid (oral and IV) and paste—finding no significant decrease in blastocyst rates compared to control groups. This groundbreaking discovery resolves a critical ethical dilemma: veterinarians no longer need to choose between managing a mare's pain and pursuing reproductive success.
The conversation delves into fascinating aspects of equine reproductive medicine, future research directions, and the potential role of AI in analyzing embryo development. Whether you're a practicing veterinarian, breeder, or horse owner, this episode provides essential insights into managing aging or arthritic mares while preserving their reproductive potential. Listen now to discover how science is enhancing both quality of life and reproductive options for horses under veterinary care.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.25.04.0285

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The Science of Decontaminating Subcutaneous Tissue: How Much Lavage is Enough? Aug 08, 2025

Have you ever wondered exactly how much lavage solution is needed to effectively decontaminate a surgical wound? This question, so common in veterinary operating rooms, finally has an evidence-based answer.
Dr. Vanna Dickerson and veterinary student Cody Westmoreland from Texas A&M University join us to discuss their groundbreaking research on subcutaneous tissue lavage. Their study, published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research, reveals that using just 2.5 milliliters of sterile saline per centimeter of incision length can significantly reduce bacterial counts below infection-causing thresholds. This finding challenges previous assumptions and provides surgeons with a practical reference point for clinical decision-making.
The conversation explores the persistent challenge of surgical site infections, which affect 7-10% of patients following GI surgery despite our best preventive efforts. Dr. Dickerson shares her surprise at discovering that relatively modest lavage volumes produced significant bacterial reduction in their silicone model, though she suggests using approximately 10 mL per centimeter in clinical practice to account for the complexities of living tissue. Westmoreland, who brought his experience in surgical infection prevention to this veterinary student research project, discusses plans for future clinical validation studies and potential applications of artificial intelligence in wound management.
Beyond the science, we delve into the researchers' backgrounds, including Westmoreland's journey from operating room technician to veterinary student and Dr. Dickerson's collection of office dinosaurs that "make it impossible to have a bad day." Their work exemplifies how relatively simple interventions can significantly impact patient outcomes and client financial burden in veterinary practice.
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Beyond Warming Blankets: Rethinking Temperature Control in Feline Surgery Jul 30, 2025

Hypothermia during anesthesia represents one of veterinary medicine's most common yet preventable complications. While warming methods abound, which ones actually work? Dr. Rachel Kreisler and veterinary students Mahtab Khanezarrian and John Boules join us to challenge conventional wisdom and share evidence-based solutions.
Their groundbreaking research reveals something surprising: those cotton toddler socks commonly used in clinics provide absolutely no benefit for maintaining feline body temperature during procedures. Instead, their carefully designed "kitten mittens" made from down blanket material demonstrated remarkable effectiveness, keeping cats up to 1.2°F warmer with passive insulation alone. When low-voltage heating elements were added, temperature preservation improved even further.
The science behind this breakthrough centers on redistribution hypothermia - the averaging of warmer core blood with cooler peripheral blood during the critical first 45 minutes after induction. By focusing protection efforts on the extremities rather than just the trunk, veterinarians can make a meaningful difference in patient outcomes. The research team shares practical insights about preparation timing, environmental temperature management, and pre-warming considerations that can be implemented immediately in practice.
Looking ahead, Dr. Kreisler discusses promising new materials that may offer superior insulation while addressing the practical challenges of sanitation and reusability in clinical settings. Whether you're working in a standard veterinary practice or a specialized setting like MRI where warming options are limited, this episode delivers immediately applicable knowledge to enhance patient care. Listen now to transform your approach to feline temperature management during anesthesia, and discover why evidence-based medicine matters for even the most routine procedures.

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Improving Veterinary Journal Publication Times Jul 23, 2025

How long should it take to publish your veterinary research? What happens when a journal promises publication in just 40 days? And how have publication times changed across veterinary medicine in recent years?
Dr. Mark Rishniw joins Veterinary Vertex to discuss his eye-opening research on publication speeds across veterinary journals. Drawing from his analysis of submission-to-publication timelines spanning six years, he reveals how most clinical veterinary publications have dramatically improved their efficiency—with JAVMA transforming from taking two years to publish articles to less than 100 days from submission to publication with robust peer review.
The conversation takes a fascinating turn when Mark identifies a cluster of journals with publishing speeds that "defy belief." These publications process thousands of articles annually in just 40 days or less, raising serious questions about peer review quality. "How do they find qualified reviewers who will do a critical review that quickly?" Mark asks, noting that specialized journals struggle to find reviewers for just 100 articles per year.
Beyond the data, Mark offers practical advice for researchers navigating the publication landscape. He recommends writing introductions and methods while conducting research, consulting biostatisticians before collecting data, and—most importantly—choosing journals based on audience fit and reputation rather than speed alone. "Don't pick a journal just because it's really quick," he cautions, emphasizing that publication in questionable journals might compromise the credibility of one's work.
Whether you're a seasoned researcher or just beginning your publishing journey, this episode provides crucial insights into the evolving world of veterinary publishing. How will you choose where to publish your next breakthrough? Subscribe to Veterinary Vertex for more conversations that shape the future of veterinary medicine.

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Inside the Fight Against Foal Pneumonia Jul 20, 2025

The battle against Rhodococcus equi, a devastating bacterial pneumonia in foals, continues to challenge equine veterinarians more than a century after its discovery. This fascinating conversation with Drs. Noah Cohen and Devynn Volding illuminates a previously unexplored aspect of a common preventive measure: the safety of hyperimmune plasma transfusions from an electrolyte perspective.
When veterinarians transfuse 1-2 liters of hyperimmune plasma into newborn foals, they're expanding the animal's blood volume by a staggering 20-40%. This significant intervention naturally raises questions about potential electrolyte imbalances, especially since foals are particularly susceptible to such disturbances. Through meticulous research involving sample collection from foals before and after transfusion, Drs. Cohen and Volding discovered reassuring news - the procedure causes minimal changes in electrolyte and protein concentrations, with even sodium (the electrolyte of greatest concern) showing only statistically but not clinically significant increases.
The researchers also tackle broader questions about Rhodococcus equi management, including the challenges of vaccine development, diagnostic limitations, and emerging antimicrobial resistance. Dr. Cohen provides valuable perspective on the realistic expectations for vaccine efficacy, noting that even partial protection (like that offered by human influenza vaccines) would represent significant progress. Their work exemplifies the critical distinction between statistical significance and clinical importance - a reminder that p-values don't always translate to meaningful differences in patient care.
Have you encountered Rhodococcus equi in your practice? This episode provides practical reassurance that hyperimmune plasma transfusions appear safe from an electrolyte perspective while offering insights into the future directions of research against this persistent equine pathogen. Subscribe to Veterinary Vertex for more clinically relevant conversations at the intersection of research and practice.

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Navigating Bioequivalence: Why Formulation Matters for Emodepside Treatment Jul 11, 2025

When traditional dewormers fail against resistant hookworms, veterinarians may turn to emodepside as a last resort. But are all formulations created equal? Not according to recently published research.
Join us as Theresa Quintana and Drs. Jeba Jesudoss Chelladurai and Stephanie Martinez reveal critical findings about bioequivalence between different emodepside formulations. Their research demonstrates that the feline topical formulation, when given orally to dogs at 3 mg/kg, produces approximately three times higher peak concentrations and 2.4-2.8 times greater systemic exposure compared to the EU canine modified-release tablet at the same dose.
These findings carry significant clinical implications, particularly for dogs with MDR1 mutations lacking P-glycoprotein transport mechanisms. Without this protective system, emodepside can accumulate in the brain and cause neurotoxicity. The research team guides us through proper diagnostic confirmation of resistant hookworms, recommended treatment approaches, and crucial safety considerations before turning to this last-line therapy.
The conversation expands into formulation differences, bioavailability challenges, and practical clinical protocols. Teresa, Jeba, and Stephanie emphasize that clients must follow strict fasting guidelines before and after administration, as food dramatically enhances emodepside absorption and could potentially lead to toxicity with the already higher-concentration feline product.
Whether you're dealing with suspected resistant hookworms in your practice or simply want to understand the science behind bioequivalence and drug safety, this episode provides essential knowledge for evidence-based clinical decision-making. This episode centers around the intersection of parasitology, pharmacology, and clinical medicine and highlights why the details matter when it comes to drug formulations and routes of administration.

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Ice Packs and Skin Perfusion Jul 02, 2025

The simple ice pack - a staple in both human and veterinary medicine for reducing pain and swelling. But what if this common therapy has unexpected consequences for healing? Soft tissue surgeon Dr. Vanna Dickerson and veterinary student Gabriella Hansen join us to discuss their fascinating research on how ice packs affect blood flow in canine skin.
For years, surgeons have cautioned against using ice after delicate skin procedures like flaps and grafts, believing it might compromise blood flow. However, this advice lacked scientific backing until now. Through precise measurements using laser speckle contrast imaging, Dr. Dickerson and Hansen discovered that ice application reduces skin perfusion by 10-15% compared to baseline - and surprisingly, in some dogs, blood flow remained decreased even 15 minutes after the ice was removed.
This groundbreaking work confirms what many surgeons suspected but couldn't prove, giving veterinarians evidence-based guidance for post-operative care decisions. Dr. Dickerson and Hansen emphasize that ice remains valuable for pain control in most situations, but surgeons should exercise caution in cases where even small perfusion decreases could jeopardize healing. For pet owners, understanding these nuances helps explain why your veterinarian might specifically recommend for or against icing in different scenarios.
Beyond the clinical findings, Dr. Dickerson and Hansen offer valuable insights for veterinary students interested in research, encouraging them to find mentors and emphasizing that meaningful studies don't require complex laboratory setups. Their work exemplifies how asking simple questions about everyday practices can lead to significant improvements in patient care. Listen now to discover how this common therapy affects your pet's healing and what questions still remain for future investigation.

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The Team Advantage: Relational Coordination in Veterinary Practice Jun 27, 2025

Veterinary teams are complex systems where communication, shared goals, and mutual respect directly impact workplace satisfaction and staff retention. In this enlightening conversation, researchers Natasha Janke and Jason Coe reveal groundbreaking findings on the power of relational coordination in veterinary practice.
Originally developed in the airline industry to understand Southwest Airlines' exceptional performance, relational coordination has transformed healthcare delivery across multiple fields. Now, for the first time, this powerful framework has been applied to veterinary medicine with remarkable results. Natasha explains that relational coordination thrives in environments characterized by time pressure, uncertainty, and interdependence between roles—a perfect description of the veterinary workplace.
Their research demonstrates significant positive associations between relational coordination and healthier psychological workplace climate, increased job satisfaction, and perhaps most critically for practices struggling with staffing challenges, reduced intention to leave. By focusing on seven core components—frequent, timely, accurate, and problem-solving communication, alongside shared goals, shared knowledge, and mutual respect—veterinary teams can transform their workplace culture.
Dr. Coe's twenty-year journey pursuing this research reveals how veterinary practices can use relational coordination as a diagnostic tool to identify specific areas for improvement rather than implementing broad, sweeping changes. The visual mapping of role interdependencies provides practice leaders with clear insights into team dynamics that might otherwise remain invisible. Both researchers emphasize the importance of including clients in the relational coordination framework, recognizing pet owners as essential members of the veterinary healthcare team.
Listen now to discover how strengthening your team's relational coordination could revolutionize your practice culture, improve staff retention, and ultimately enhance patient care. The evidence is clear—how we work together truly matters for everyone involved in veterinary medicine.

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Polygenic Risk Score Prediction of Complex Diseases in Companion Animals Jun 18, 2025

Genetic prediction technology is revolutionizing how we understand disease risk in our pets, yet companion animal medicine lags behind similar advances in humans and production animals. Why? And what does this mean for veterinary medicine?
In this fascinating conversation with Dr. Peter Muir and Dr. Mehdi Momen, we explore the emerging science of polygenic risk scores – statistical tools that can predict an animal's likelihood of developing complex conditions based on their genetic makeup. Using cruciate ligament rupture in dogs as their primary example, our guests explain how conditions often mistaken as simple injuries actually have significant genetic components. With heritability estimated at 40% for this condition in Labrador Retrievers, the potential for accurate genetic prediction is substantial.
The challenges, however, are equally significant. Dog breeds show remarkable genetic diversity, meaning risk factors that predict disease in one breed may not transfer to another. As Dr. Muir notes, Greyhounds – despite being among the most athletic dogs – rarely suffer cruciate ligament ruptures, highlighting the breed-specific nature of genetic risk. Combined with limited funding and smaller datasets compared to human genomics research, these factors have slowed progress.
Yet the future looks promising. Advanced technologies, artificial intelligence, and multi-omics approaches are enhancing prediction accuracy. Unlike diagnostic tests, polygenic risk scores serve as preventive tools, allowing owners to modify their pets' lifestyle before problems develop – "not scary, just caring," as Dr. Momen eloquently puts it. These advances could transform veterinary practice, requiring future veterinarians to become more versed in bioinformatics and computational science.
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Heart Rate Variability Derangements in Dogs with Chagas Disease Jun 13, 2025

Dr. Roy Madigan joins us to uncover the hidden danger of Chagas disease, a parasitic infection transmitted by "kissing bugs" that's far more prevalent than most veterinarians realize.
Contrary to outdated beliefs that Chagas is a "third world disease," this silent killer affects up to 18% of dogs across the southern United States, with millions of cases going undiagnosed. Dr. Madigan shares how his journey began with one fateful case named Max, whose unexplained death led to a 25-year quest to understand this misunderstood condition. What he discovered changes everything we thought we knew about cardiac disease in dogs.
The most alarming revelation? Heart rate variability analysis shows that dogs with Chagas disease develop serious autonomic nervous system dysfunction long before showing any symptoms. This explains the devastating phenomenon of sudden death in apparently healthy dogs—a tragedy Dr. Madigan has witnessed countless times. Through sophisticated monitoring techniques, veterinarians can now detect these dangerous irregularities early, potentially saving lives.
Perhaps most concerning is the One Health implication. Dogs serve as sentinels for human infection, with Dr. Madigan noting that several dog owners have tested positive for Chagas only after their pets were diagnosed. The disease doesn't discriminate based on neighborhood or housing quality—these bugs readily infiltrate modern homes regardless of socioeconomic factors.
For veterinarians, the message is clear: implement thorough cardiac assessments and consider Chagas when arrhythmias are detected. For pet owners, especially those in the southern states or who've adopted dogs from these regions, ask your veterinarian about testing. Your vigilance might save not only your dog's life but potentially your family's health as well. Listen now to understand the heartbeat irregularities that could be your first warning sign of this emerging threat.

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Leveraging Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories for Better Patient Outcomes Jun 04, 2025

Curious about what happens to your samples after they leave your clinic? Wonder why some tests come back with "no growth" despite clear clinical signs? This eye-opening conversation with microbiologist Kelli Maddock reveals the world of veterinary diagnostic laboratories and how you can leverage them for better patient outcomes.
Kelli, Guest Editor of JAVMA's supplemental issue "Diagnostic Laboratory Medicine: From Sampling to Test Interpretation," debunks common misconceptions about lab testing while offering practical advice for getting the most accurate results. The difference between a properly collected, promptly delivered sample and one that's "rolled around in your pickup for a week" can be the difference between diagnosis and mystery. Through real-world scenarios and research findings, Kelli demonstrates how proper communication with laboratory professionals directly impacts clinical decision-making.
The episode doesn't just cover technical aspects—it reveals the human element of laboratory medicine. Kelli shares her personal journey from human medicine to veterinary diagnostics, opening listeners' eyes to alternative career paths in veterinary medicine.
Whether you're a student, practicing veterinarian, or laboratory professional, this conversation offers valuable insights into strengthening the partnership between clinicians and diagnostic laboratories. Remember: the laboratory isn't just a service provider—it's your partner in patient care, eager to help you get the best possible diagnostic information. Subscribe, leave a review, and join us next week for another exploration of veterinary medicine's fascinating dimensions.

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AI in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging: Ethics and Challenges May 30, 2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming veterinary diagnostic imaging, but are we ready? In this illuminating conversation with veterinary radiologist Dr. Ryan Appleby, we explore the joint position statement from the American College of Veterinary Radiology and European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging on AI technologies.
The eye-opening discussion reveals that none of the currently available AI products for veterinary diagnostic imaging meet established standards for transparency, validation, or safety. Ryan walks us through the extensive collaborative process behind developing the position statement and outlines what veterinarians should expect from AI companies regarding product information. He emphasizes the critical need to separate marketing claims from scientific evidence when evaluating these emerging technologies.
Beyond just technical considerations, we dive into the ethical dimensions of AI implementation, with Ryan powerfully arguing that improved diagnostic accuracy alone isn't sufficient justification for adoption. "We really need to point out and show that leads to a better health outcome," he explains. "Otherwise, we have no business charging our clients for deploying that piece of technology." This conversation offers practical guidance for veterinarians navigating AI tools, including what clients should know about their use and privacy implications.
Whether you're already incorporating AI into your practice or simply curious about its future applications, this episode provides essential context for understanding how these powerful tools should be evaluated, implemented, and regulated in veterinary medicine. Subscribe to Veterinary Vertex for more conversations at the cutting edge of veterinary medicine and practice.

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A Wolf at the Door: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in the Americas May 20, 2025

"A wolf at the door" – that's how researchers describe the growing threat of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF), a potentially deadly tick-borne disease that's increasingly prevalent across the Americas. In this eye-opening conversation, Drs. Janet Foley and Andres Lopez-Perez challenge common misconceptions about this dangerous pathogen.
Did you know the brown dog tick – a primary vector for RMSF – thrives in urban environments rather than wilderness areas? This tick commonly infests homes, yards, and kennels, putting dogs and their human families at risk even in cities and towns. Drs. Foley and Lopez-Perez emphasize that veterinarians serve as crucial frontline defenders through early detection and treatment, potentially saving both canine and human lives.
Time is the enemy with RMSF. Each 2-3 day delay in starting doxycycline treatment doubles or triples the risk of death. While case fatality rates vary dramatically between regions, Drs. Foley and Lopez-Perez attribute these differences primarily to healthcare access and speed of diagnosis rather than bacterial strain differences. Their international collaborations reveal how the same disease manifests differently across various ecological settings from Brazil to Mexico to the United States yet shares common challenges requiring coordinated One Health solutions.
For veterinarians, the key takeaway is maintaining a high index of suspicion for RMSF in endemic areas, even when symptoms initially appear vague. Despite today's focus on antimicrobial stewardship, the hosts emphasize that appropriate doxycycline use for suspected RMSF represents good medicine given the disease's potential lethality. Through greater awareness, timely intervention, and collaborative approaches across medical disciplines, we can better protect both animal and human health from this serious emerging threat.
Listen now to understand the evolving ecology of this disease, learn practical approaches to diagnosis and prevention, and discover how your veterinary practice can play a vital role in addressing this significant One Health challenge.

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Rethinking Routine: How Needles Stay Sharp After Vaccine Vial Puncture May 14, 2025

Ever wondered if you really need to change that needle after drawing up a vaccine? In this eye-opening conversation, Julia Tawil and Dr. Rachael Kreisler challenge a decades-old practice that most of us have never questioned.
Their meticulously designed study measured exactly how much a needle dulls after puncturing a vaccine vial—and the results might surprise you. Using precise force measurements, they discovered that needle sharpness decreases by less than 20% after vial puncture—well below the threshold considered clinically significant. What matters more? The needle's gauge, brand, and how gently you pierce that vial in the first place.
The implications extend far beyond a single needle. With 76% of veterinary professionals routinely changing needles after vaccine aspiration, this small practice change could significantly reduce medical waste, lower needlestick injury risks, and save time across the profession. A follow-up clinical trial with 75 dogs found no difference in patient response between changed and unchanged needles.
This conversation highlights how scientific inquiry can transform everyday veterinary practices, creating safer, more sustainable clinics without compromising patient care. It's a powerful reminder to question even our most fundamental assumptions and seek evidence for everything we do.

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Amikacin Concentrations in Healthy Neonatal Foals May 06, 2025

Curious about the scientific evidence behind treating joint infections in foals? This eye-opening conversation with Dr. David Wallace explores groundbreaking research validating common clinical practices while revealing surprising limitations.
Septic joints in foals present a clinical challenge requiring both local and systemic antimicrobial therapy. Until now, veterinarians have largely extrapolated treatment protocols from adult horses without solid evidence supporting these approaches in neonatal patients. Dr. Wallace's research addresses this critical knowledge gap, examining whether concurrent intravenous regional limb perfusion (IRLP) and systemic amikacin administration achieves therapeutic concentrations in both compartments.
The results offer reassurance that splitting the amikacin dose—one-third for regional perfusion and two-thirds systemically—effectively treats both joint infections and underlying systemic disease. Most joints achieved therapeutic concentrations, though significant challenges emerged with hind limb perfusions. The metatarsophalangeal joint consistently failed to reach target levels, revealing important technical limitations around tourniquet placement and vascular integrity that clinicians should consider when treating these patients.
This conversation highlights numerous opportunities for future research, from evaluating alternative tourniquet designs to determining appropriate dose adjustments for multiple affected limbs. Dr. Wallace emphasizes that individual patient response remains paramount, reminding us that "foals are not small horses" and require specialized approaches. Whether you're a practicing veterinarian, student, or equine enthusiast, this episode provides valuable insights into evidence-based care for our youngest equine patients. Subscribe now to stay updated on the latest advances in veterinary medicine!

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Ultrasound-Guided Celiac Plexus Block: A Breakthrough for Equine Intestinal Motility Apr 29, 2025

A groundbreaking approach to equine intestinal motility takes center stage as Drs. Barbara Delvescovo and Marta Cercone join us to discuss their pioneering research on ultrasound-guided celiac plexus blocks in horses. Their remarkable findings reveal that this technique not only restores but actually enhances intestinal motility beyond baseline levels in normal horses—without causing discomfort.
Post-operative ileus remains one of the most challenging conditions in equine medicine, significantly increasing mortality rates after colic surgery. Traditional treatments often fall short, requiring a multimodal approach with limited options. This innovative nerve block technique offers a promising new tool that equine practitioners with basic ultrasound skills can implement in their practice.
The conversation takes fascinating turns as we explore the researchers' diverse backgrounds, from Marta's long-standing interest in neuromodulation to Barbara's clinical practice insights. Their journey reveals how mentorship and curiosity drive scientific discovery, perfectly captured in Marta's guiding principle: "True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing." They also share encouraging news for horse owners—contrary to common belief, many horses return to full athletic performance after colic surgery with modern management techniques. The team is now extending their research to clinical cases and inflammatory conditions, potentially transforming how we approach equine gastrointestinal disorders. For veterinarians seeking innovative solutions to challenging cases, this episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of regional anesthesia, ultrasonography, and equine medicine.

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Ocular Examinations are Important in Animals Undergoing Aural Surgeries Apr 23, 2025

When your pet needs ear surgery, their eyes might be the last thing on your mind. Yet Dr. Bianca Hartrum's pioneering research reveals a critical connection between ear procedures and vision health that veterinary professionals and pet owners can no longer afford to ignore.
Dr. Hartrum's study examines ocular examinations before and after total ear canal ablation and bulla osteotomy (TECALBO) procedures in cats and dogs. The findings are striking: a staggering 90.9% of cats developed Horner's syndrome following surgery—far higher than previously documented rates. Additionally, 20% of patients already had eye disease related to their ear condition before surgery, while another 30% had unrelated ocular issues discovered during comprehensive exams.
The research originated from a troubling case early in Dr. Hartrum's residency—a dog with a severe melting corneal ulcer and facial nerve paralysis following ear surgery. This prompted her deep dive into existing literature, where she found only passing mentions of neuro-ophthalmic complications without detailed analysis. Her study fills this critical knowledge gap with ophthalmologic expertise and data-driven recommendations that are already transforming clinical practice.
The take-home message is clear and actionable: thorough eye examinations should be standard before and after ear surgeries. Dr. Hartrum recommends Schirmer tear tests, fluorescein staining, and post-operative topical lubricants as minimum protective measures. These simple steps can prevent potentially devastating vision complications. These findings can lead to new collaborative care protocols incorporating pre- and post-operative eye exams into surgical costs.
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JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.08.0533

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Breathing Easier: How Standard Perioperative Protocols are Changing Brachycephalic Surgery Apr 15, 2025

Breathing new life into brachycephalic airway surgery practices, this eye-opening conversation with Drs. Vanna Dickerson and Mason Hill reveals how implementing standardized protocols can dramatically reduce post-operative complications in our flat-faced canine companions.
The surge in popularity of brachycephalic breeds like French Bulldogs has brought increased attention to the challenges these dogs face during surgical procedures. Through collaborative efforts between surgery, anesthesia, and critical care specialists at Texas A&M University, the team developed a comprehensive perioperative management strategy that's making a real difference in patient outcomes. Their research demonstrated significant improvements in respiratory distress events, though dogs with pre-existing regurgitation issues remain a high-risk population requiring special consideration.
What makes this episode particularly valuable for veterinary professionals is the practical approach to implementation. Rather than complex interventions, the team created an accessible one-page protocol guide that practices can adapt to their specific environments. As Dr. Dickerson emphasizes, "The surgery isn't the hard part—it's managing the perioperative period that can go wrong." For dog owners, this research offers both reassurance about improving surgical outcomes and practical guidance about what questions to ask their veterinarians before procedures.
Whether you're a surgeon, general practitioner, or a devoted brachycephalic breed owner, this episode provides crucial insights that could potentially save lives.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.09.0598

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Vitamin E Deficiency in Horses Apr 08, 2025

Could your horse be vitamin E deficient without you knowing it? New research suggests this vital nutrient deficiency might be far more common than we realize, even in horses with access to fresh pasture.
Drs. Amy Johnson and Megan Palmisano join Veterinary Vertex to discuss their groundbreaking study examining vitamin E concentrations in hospitalized horses. They share a stunning revelation: approximately 17% of adult horses and 5% of foals arrived at their hospital already deficient in vitamin E, despite coming from the nutrient-rich mid-Atlantic region. Most surprising, these deficiencies occurred across different management styles, suggesting this problem transcends typical risk factors.
As Dr. Johnson explains, vitamin E deficiency has serious implications, particularly for neurological health. Her work as a neurologist revealed connections between vitamin E deficiency and devastating conditions like equine motor neuron disease, equine neuroaxonal dystrophy, and equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy. The researchers initially hypothesized that hospitalization might worsen vitamin E status by restricting access to green forage, though their findings suggest short hospital stays don't significantly impact levels.
The conversation delves into practical aspects every horse owner should know: the importance of testing individual horses rather than assuming herd status, proper handling techniques for blood samples to prevent false readings, and recommendations for seasonal testing schedules. Perhaps most critically, they emphasize that horses at the same farm eating identical diets can have dramatically different vitamin E statuses.
For veterinarians and owners alike, this episode offers vital perspective on an often-overlooked aspect of equine nutrition that could prevent serious neurological disease. Understanding your horse's vitamin E status through regular testing and appropriate supplementation when needed provides a simple but potentially life-changing intervention for their long-term health.
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Open access JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.09.0590

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Insights for Antimicrobial Stewardship in Small Animal Medicine Apr 01, 2025

Dr. Jennifer Granick takes us deep into her groundbreaking research on antibiotic prescribing patterns in companion animal practice, revealing both challenges and opportunities for improvement.
This conversation unveils the complex reality of veterinary prescribing. Perhaps most surprising is the finding that preventive antibiotic treatments typically last the same duration (10 days) as those targeting confirmed infections—a practice without scientific justification.
What makes this discussion particularly valuable is Dr. Granick's practical approach to creating change. Rather than overwhelming practitioners with an insurmountable challenge, she advocates starting small: "Pick one common condition, check prescribing guidelines, and make one small change." This accessible strategy empowers veterinarians to contribute meaningfully to antimicrobial stewardship without complete practice overhauls. Meanwhile, pet owners gain crucial perspective on when antibiotics truly help versus when they might cause harm.
As Dr. Granick's team explores innovative methods using electronic health records and AI to gather prescribing data while maintaining privacy, the future of veterinary antimicrobial stewardship looks promising. Her parting wisdom serves as both warning and hope: antibiotics are indeed life-saving, but only if they continue to work. Join us for this essential conversation at the intersection of companion animal medicine, public health, and our shared responsibility to preserve these precious medications for generations to come.

Open access JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.11.0716

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AI in Vet Med: From Bark to Bytes Mar 25, 2025

Artificial intelligence is no longer the future of veterinary medicine—it's very much the present. In this captivating discussion with guest editors Casey Cazer, Parminder Basran, and Renata Ivanek, we explore the groundbreaking AJVR supplemental issue "From Bark to Bytes: Artificial Intelligence Transforming Veterinary Medicine."
The conversation reveals how AI applications already extend far beyond the clinical notes scribes that many practitioners might be familiar with. Veterinarians are now using AI-assisted stethoscopes to detect bovine respiratory disease, employing machine learning algorithms to predict Lyme disease risk patterns, and leveraging artificial intelligence to fill gaps in antimicrobial resistance surveillance data. Each application demonstrates how this technology can enhance clinical decision-making while accelerating vital research.
Our guests emphasize that successful AI implementation requires multidisciplinary collaboration, quality data, and thoughtful integration. "Garbage in, garbage out" remains a fundamental principle—without standardized, high-quality data, even the most sophisticated AI tools will produce unreliable results. The ethical dimensions of AI in veterinary medicine also take center stage in our discussion, from ensuring data privacy and informed consent to recognizing inherent biases and maintaining the veterinarian's ultimate responsibility for patient care.
For practitioners curious about incorporating AI tools into their workflow, our experts recommend starting with well-researched technologies, implementing them gradually, and evaluating how they affect the veterinarian-client relationship. As this field continues its rapid evolution, staying informed through resources like this supplemental issue becomes increasingly crucial for veterinarians who want to harness AI's potential while navigating its challenges. Join the conversation at the second Symposium for Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University (May 16-18, 2025) to explore how these technologies can help shape the future of animal healthcare.

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Beyond the Surface: Rethinking Fish Wound Care with Naltrexone Mar 18, 2025

We take a fascinating dive into aquatic medicine as Drs. Anthony Cerreta and Karisa Tang share groundbreaking findings on fish wound healing. Their study reveals that topical naltrexone in iLEX ointment significantly accelerates cutaneous wound healing in black belt cichlids—a discovery with profound implications for aquatic veterinary care.
Anthony and Karisa explain how fish wounds present unique challenges due to the constant exposure to water-borne pathogens, making effective treatments critically important yet notoriously difficult to develop. What makes their findings particularly remarkable is the simplicity of the approach: applying naltrexone ointment just once every 3-4 days produced visible healing by day 19, much faster than untreated wounds. Even more surprising was how effective the treatment proved despite minimal contact time with the wounds—challenging conventional wisdom about topical treatments in aquatic animals.
This work builds on previous clinical observations at major aquariums where naltrexone showed promise treating head and lateral line erosion (HLLE). Anthony and Karisa meticulously designed their study to provide the aquatic veterinary community with solid evidence of naltrexone's efficacy. They're now expanding their research to chronic wounds across various species, potentially revolutionizing treatment protocols for fish in both professional and home aquarium settings. Their message to veterinarians and aquarists alike is refreshingly practical: this treatment is inexpensive, easy to apply, and remarkably effective despite the aquatic environment—making it a valuable addition to the limited toolkit available for fish wound management.
Have you encountered challenging wound healing cases in your aquatic patients? Try incorporating this evidence-based approach and share your experiences with the growing community of aquatic veterinary practitioners.

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Cold Feet: The Science of Cooling Equine Hooves Mar 11, 2025

Cooling treatments for equine laminitis have long been standard practice, but groundbreaking research now reveals that not all cooling methods deliver equal results. Drs. Andrew Van Eps and Sarah Ciamillo join us to discuss their study which found that distal limb immersion in ice and water dramatically outperforms other cooling techniques for equine hoof lamellae under real-world conditions.
Their research addresses a critical clinical challenge: while ice water immersion has been the gold standard in experimental settings, its practical application in everyday equine practice presents significant hurdles. The weight of water columns makes movement difficult, leading many practitioners to seek alternatives like ice packs or sleeves. This study definitively demonstrates that these alternatives simply don't match the cooling effectiveness of traditional ice water immersion.
What sets this research apart is its methodological approach. By measuring temperatures directly within lamellar tissue while horses moved freely in stalls, the team created truly clinically relevant conditions. The results were striking – even to researchers who anticipated ice water's superiority. "I just didn't expect there to be such a drastic difference between all the different methods," notes Dr. Sarah Ciamillo.
Beyond cooling techniques, our conversation explores the frontier of laminitis research, including exciting applications of artificial intelligence for predicting which horses might develop supporting limb laminitis. The team discusses ongoing collaborations with equipment manufacturers to develop more practical cooling solutions that maintain therapeutic effectiveness.
For horse owners and practitioners alike, the message is clear: when dealing with horses at high risk of laminitis or showing early clinical signs, ice water immersion should be the treatment of choice – even if that means referring to a hospital facility equipped to provide this therapy properly. This episode delivers critical insights that could change how we approach one of the most devastating conditions in equine medicine.
Have you dealt with laminitis in your equine patients? Share your experiences with cooling techniques and join the conversation about this research that's transforming our approach to equine foot care.

Open access AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.10.0291

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Journal Award Winner Minisode: Misoprostol and The Equine Microbiome Mar 08, 2025

The gastrointestinal microbiome represents the new frontier in veterinary medicine, with implications reaching far beyond digestive health. Dr. Rachel Pfeifle joins us to discuss her 2024 AJVR Resident Award-winning research examining how misoprostol affects the equine fecal microbiome—a study that elegantly bridges pharmacology with microbial ecology.
Rachel's research journey reflects the perfect blend of personal interest and mentor guidance, as she explains how her desire for clinically applicable research merged with her advisors' ongoing pharmacokinetic studies. The collaboration that followed involved specialists from multiple institutions, demonstrating how contemporary veterinary research increasingly requires diverse expertise to tackle complex questions.
What stands out most in our conversation is Rachel's emphasis on persistence through research challenges. Now a faculty member at the University of Georgia, she offers valuable advice to veterinary residents hoping to publish: develop the grit to weather inevitable setbacks and see projects through to completion. Her journey from resident to award winner to faculty researcher illustrates how recognition can fuel continued scientific curiosity and commitment.
We're proud to showcase exceptional early-career researchers like Rachel through our AVMA Journal Awards program, which recognizes outstanding student, intern, and resident authors. Want to support the next generation of veterinary researchers? Consider nominating a promising author for next year's awards by March 15th, 2025. You can read Rachel's groundbreaking manuscript in AJVR today and discover how microbiome research is transforming equine medicine.

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Canine Forelimb Splint Placement: Don't Disregard the Digits! Feb 25, 2025

Discover how exposed digits increase weight bearing and alter sub-bandage pressures in dogs with forelimb splints with Sarah Stark, a fourth-year veterinary student from the University of Minnesota. Guided by her mentor, Dr. Wanda Gordon-Evans, Sarah shares her groundbreaking research on forelimb splints and their influence on weight bearing and pressure distribution in dogs. Her study unveils how the design of splints, particularly whether the digits are exposed or enclosed, can significantly impact fracture healing. These revelations not only provide vital insights for veterinary professionals but also open doors for veterinary students to gain recognition through journal awards.
But the journey doesn't stop there. We also spotlight the indispensable role pet owners play in their animal's recovery process. From understanding the intricacies of splint placement to the critical task of monitoring exposed digits, owners are key players in ensuring proper post-injury care. Be sure to check out Sarah's article in JAVMA and join us in appreciating her significant contributions to veterinary medicine.

JAVMA open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.10.0684

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The Importance of Recognizing Concurrent CKD in Hyperthyroid Cats Feb 18, 2025

Are you overlooking azotemia in hyperthyroid cats? Explore the intriguing world of feline hyperthyroidism with veterinary endocrinologist Mark Peterson, who sheds light on why some hyperthyroid cats developing azotemia post-radioiodine treatment face shorter survival times. We'll challenge previous assumptions and dive into new research involving over 1,000 cats, revealing insights that are crucial for making informed treatment decisions for these beloved pets. Uncover the complexities of diagnosing concurrent chronic kidney disease and the critical role of factors like increased blood flow, muscle mass loss, and subsequent treatment options, including medical and dietary therapies.
In our conversation, Mark also takes us on his personal journey into endocrinology and his impactful contributions to feline health over the past four decades. As we look to the future, we discuss the potential advancements in diagnosing and managing azotemia, including the promising but cautious role artificial intelligence might play in veterinary research. Join us for a captivating discussion on the challenges of recognizing hypothyroidism in cats and the ongoing efforts to improve survival rates through innovative treatments, all backed by Mark’s extensive experience and passion for unraveling the mysteries of hyperthyroidism in cats.

Open Access JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.10.0653

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Reevaluating Liposomal Bupivacaine: Insights and Implications for Canine Pain Management Feb 11, 2025

Join us as Drs. Vanna Dickerson and Danielle Hollenbeck discuss the impact of peri-incisional liposomal bupivacaine on postoperative pain scores, opioid use after soft tissue surgeries, and incidence of incision site complications in dogs. Despite its widespread use, liposomal bupivacaine may not be providing the pain relief many expect. With 83 dogs enrolled in their study, these findings challenge the status quo in veterinary medicine, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based care and cost-effectiveness. These revelations could reshape clinical practices, especially in cases where traditional analgesics fall short. Explore the nuances of their study and the broader implications for veterinarians striving to enhance patient outcomes.

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Understanding Perineal Hernia Recurrence in Dogs: Risks, Challenges, and Solutions Feb 04, 2025

Discover the hidden complexities behind perineal hernia recurrence in dogs as we chat with Dr. Mandy Wallace and Abigail Hatch. Mandy and Abigail provide fascinating insights into the risks associated with hernia development and the challenges of fecal incontinence. Mandy and Abigail emphasize the crucial need for pet owner education. Their discussion offers a deep dive into the nuances of soft tissue surgery, contrasting it with the generally healthier cases found in orthopedic surgery, while sharing personal journeys that led them to this specialized field.
Our conversation also touches on the evolution of veterinary record-keeping, highlighting the shift from paper to electronic systems and how this impacts data collection for retrospective studies. Mandy and Abigail offer their perspectives on improving these practices, guided by their own experiences with scientific writing and mentorship. This episode promises a blend of serious insights and light-hearted moments with two passionate professionals in the veterinary world.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.07.0487

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Strategies for Affordable and Effective Canine Bacteriuria Screening Jan 28, 2025

Discover innovative strategies for revolutionizing veterinary care as we tackle the complex issue of urinary tract infections with Drs. Kayla Sample, Jennifer Grady, Gregory Wolfus, and Claire Fellman. Learn how affordable, in-house bacteriuria screening tests, such as the SediVue, RapidBac, and in-houes cultures, can redefine practices in veterinary clinics, especially those catering to financially constrained clients. Kayla, Jennifer, Gregory, and Claire share their cutting-edge research from the JAVMA article, providing insights into cost-effective diagnostic methods that can significantly enhance antimicrobial stewardship while improving accessibility and quality of care.
This episode dives into the practical application of in-house urine cultures, revealing a tiered diagnostic approach that not only slashes client costs but also addresses the critical issue of antibiotic resistance. With Greg offering a strategic guide for implementing these practices in clinics, and Kayla, Jennifer, and Claire emphasizing the importance of educating future veterinarians on responsible antibiotic use, listeners will leave with a clear understanding of how to improve veterinary diagnostics. Tune in to learn about the utility of in-house screening tests for bacteriuria.
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Revolutionizing Feline Fluid Therapy Jan 21, 2025

Join us as we explore fluid therapy in anesthetized cats with our guests, Drs. Stefania Gelendi and Ben Liao. Discover how mild hypothermia reshapes the way fluids are processed in feline bodies, challenging traditional treatment methods and offering a fresh perspective on veterinary medicine. With insights into feline shock management and the complex interplay of temperature and anesthesia, this episode promises to elevate your understanding of fluid dynamics and the unique physiological traits of our feline friends.
Explore the groundbreaking revelations of volume kinetic analysis as Stefania and Ben unravel the unexpected enlargement of the central compartment during hypothermia. This fascinating development reveals less effective fluid administration. This episode is a must-listen for anyone intrigued by the delicate art of feline fluid therapy.
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A New Age of Veterinary Ophthalmology Jan 14, 2025

What are the hidden potentials and challenges in veterinary ophthalmology? Join us as we sit down with Michala Henriksen to discuss inflammatory ocular diseases. Michala's research, featured in the December JAVMA ophthalmology supplemental issue, brings to light the promising safety profile of CBD, while also raising important questions about its efficacy and unexpected ties to elevated liver enzymes. We also navigate through the harrowing 2020 Colorado wildfires with Michala, understanding their severe impact on canine eye health, particularly the rise in corneal ulcerations.
But the journey doesn’t stop with canines. Michala shares her personal and professional evolution from veterinary school in Copenhagen to groundbreaking research in equine fibrin. Her passion for inflammation and ophthalmology unfolds through her experiences with fungal keratitis in horses, leading to innovative treatments like platelet-rich fibrin. We also uncover the surprising link between TPA injections and increased glaucoma risk. Wrapping up, we venture into the world of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine, exploring its potential and challenges in advancing research and education, all while reflecting on the collaborative efforts at the University of Copenhagen and the University of Florida that have helped shape Michala’s remarkable career.
A New Age of Veterinary Ophthalmology JAVMA supplemental issue: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 262 Issue S2: A New Age of Veterinary Ophthalmology (2024)

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Journal Award Winner Minisode: Elasmobranch Medicine and Research Jan 07, 2025

Ever wondered how veterinary medicine extends beyond land animals to the fascinating world of aquatic species? Join us as we spotlight David Minich, an AJVR Intern Award winner, who shares his groundbreaking research on Robenicoxib pharmacokinetics in smooth dogfish. Transitioning from studying terrestrial creatures to diving into the aquatic realm, David encounters unique challenges and abundant opportunities in treating infectious and inflammatory conditions in elasmobranchs, such as sharks and rays. Discover how this remarkable recognition not only honors his accomplishments but also ignites his passion for advancing zoo and wild animal medicine.
Tune in for a conversation rich with David's insights and advice for aspiring veterinary researchers. He underscores the value of diverse reading, the strength of mentorship, and the importance of perseverance through the peer review process. With heartfelt thanks to his mentors at the Indianapolis Zoo, David reflects on the guidance that has shaped his journey. Whether you're a veterinarian, a researcher, or simply an enthusiast of zoo and aquatic animal care, this episode offers inspiration and practical tips for forging ahead in the world of veterinary science.
David's award-winning AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.06.0130

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The Art of Journal Editing Dec 31, 2024

Curious about the magic behind the pages of the AVMA Journals? Get ready to learn how to prepare your manuscript for submission to JAVMA or AJVR with Michelle Krieger and Vic Schultz, two of our dynamic editors who are shaping the journal's prestigious content. Michelle brings her expertise from Elsevier, channeling her passion for grammar into crafting impeccable journal quality, while Vic shares his journey through various editing roles to finding his niche in supporting authors. Together, they reveal how their college experiences editing literary journals prepared them for their current roles, offering a rare peek into the meticulous editorial process behind AVMA Journals.
Aside from editorial insights, we tackle the intersection of technology and scientific publishing. Authors submitting to JAVMA or AJVR will find invaluable guidance on navigating submission processes and the evolving role of AI in editing. While AI tools can assist with spell checks and reference management, the complexities of scientific manuscripts present challenges for generative AI. This episode intertwines expert knowledge, personal stories, and a playful banter about the future of publishing.

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Navigating Pet Owner Vaccine Hesitancy: Insights and Strategies for Veterinarians Dec 24, 2024

Discover the intriguing world of pet owner vaccine hesitancy with Dr. Simon Haeder, who brings his expertise and personal experiences to our conversation on Veterinary Vertex. Drawing from his recent AJVR article, Simon offers a detailed exploration of how the Parent Attitudes about Childhood Vaccines (PACV) survey tool was adapted to understand the hesitancy among pet owners. With over 20% of dog and cat owners showing reluctance to vaccinate, Simon underscores the vital role veterinarians have in safeguarding public health, urging them to build trust and communicate effectively about the risks and benefits. This episode shines a light on the parallels between human and pet vaccination, calling for more research and proactive engagement in this evolving field.
Inspired by Simon's dedication and insights, our discussion reminds listeners of the importance of understanding vaccine hesitancy's broader impact on both pets and public safety. Moreover, we encourage awareness of the ongoing evolution of vaccine policies, stressing the need for informed and open dialogue between pet owners and veterinarians. Join us in this engaging episode as we explore these critical topics and their implications for veterinary practices and society at large, and don't forget to stay connected for our upcoming episodes.
AJVR open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.06.0163

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A One Health Approach to Detecting and Reporting Non-Native Zoonotic Pathogens Dec 17, 2024

How can a stray kitten spark an investigation that spans hundreds of miles and delves into the heart of zoonotic disease control? Join us as Dr. Ann Carpenter and Dr. Ryan Wallace unravel the surprising discovery of a raccoon rabies virus variant found far from its expected territory. Their expertise sheds light on the critical yet often unseen role veterinarians play in identifying and reporting zoonotic diseases, underscoring the need for vigilance and the diverse career opportunities within the profession. Through their stories, you'll gain insights into the complexities of rabies diagnostics and the vital need for maintaining rabies as a differential diagnosis in unexpected regions.
Dive deeper into the intricacies of rabies transmission and the pivotal role of vaccination, especially within the context of stray and domestic animals. Ann shares the invaluable lessons from her public health journey, emphasizing the importance of a One Health approach and the exciting potential of AI-driven models in assessing rabies risks. This episode offers a unique window into the rewarding and multifaceted world of veterinary medicine beyond the clinic doors.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.08.0542

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Boosting Veterinary Client Engagement with Benefit-Focused Communication Dec 10, 2024

Have you ever wondered why your clients might not be engaging with your veterinary clinic's preventative services? Join us as we uncover insights with our guests, Drs. Kat Sutherland and Jason Coe, who explore the transformative power of benefit-focused communication in veterinary practices. Drawing from their enlightening research in a recent JAVMA article, Kat and Jason reveal how emphasizing the benefits, rather than just the features, of preventative care can significantly boost client engagement. Learn how to tailor your communication strategies effectively to bridge the gap between how veterinarians and clients perceive value, ultimately enhancing the way services are communicated online and in-person.
This episode dives into the evolving landscape of human interaction, especially within the realms of veterinary practice and education. Kat and Jason discuss the integration of AI in communication, and how it's reshaping educational methodologies and veterinary client interactions. Discover actionable strategies for improving client communication, with a focus on ensuring clients are empowered and informed about the value of preventative services. Whether you're a veterinary professional aiming to enhance client relations or simply curious about veterinarian-client communication, this episode promises to inspire new approaches and insights.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.09.0568

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Innovations in Canine Cancer Treatment: Harnessing Immunotherapy Dec 03, 2024

Can dogs benefit from the same revolutionary cancer treatments as humans? Join us as we explore the promising world of canine cancer immunotherapy with our distinguished guest, Dr. Tim Fan. Tim sheds light on breakthrough strategies like monoclonal antibodies, cancer vaccines, and adoptive cellular therapies, transforming how we manage cancer in our beloved pets. Drawing from his recent JAVMA article, he explains how these innovations leverage the immune system's power to fight cancer, offering hope for more effective treatments. Learn how advancements in veterinary medicine are extending pet lives, making the fight against geriatric diseases like cancer more crucial than ever.
Looking ahead, we focus on the future of immunotherapy in veterinary care, especially the potential of AI to personalize treatments by analyzing complex data like the tumor microenvironment. Tim's research, enriched by collaborations with clinical residents and PhD students, provides a unique perspective on setting realistic expectations for immunotherapy's effectiveness. We delve into the necessity of combination therapies to broaden the impact of these treatments, underscoring the importance of evolving strategies in veterinary oncology. This episode is a must-listen for pet owners, and anyone interested in the future of cancer treatment.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.08.0532

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Forecasting Veterinary Economics: Supply, Demand, and Data-Driven Strategies Dec 02, 2024

Learn about the veterinary economic landscape with insights from industry experts Matthew MacLachlan and John Volk. Learn how historical data and economic models shape the future of veterinary services, as our guests dissect the supply and demand dynamics impacting veterinarians today. With John highlighting the influence of pet ownership and disposable income, and Matt delving into the effectiveness of the ARIMA framework, this episode promises a comprehensive guide to navigating economic instability and forecasting with confidence.
Explore how data-driven strategies can revolutionize veterinary practice management. Gain practical advice on building robust data systems and retaining employees and clients. This engaging discussion, peppered with personal anecdotes, offers invaluable perspectives on staying ahead in the ever-evolving veterinary field. Join us as we chart the course for future success in veterinary economics.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.09.0624

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Revolutionizing Canine Wound Care with Nitric Oxide Dressing Nov 26, 2024

Discover the revolutionary advancements in veterinary wound care with our special guest, Dr. Sarah Marvel, as she unveils the potential of a groundbreaking nitric oxide wound dressing for dogs. This episode promises to change your perspective on treating acute traumatic wounds, shining a light on the impressive median surgical closure time of just six days without any significant complications.
Join us as we explore the remarkable antimicrobial effects observed in this study and discuss the exciting future of this nitric oxide dressing in chronic wound management and biofilm treatment. We dive into the critical role of nitric oxide in wound healing, from inflammation to collagen maturation, and consider how AI might enhance wound assessment and management. For veterinarians eager to stay at the forefront of their field, we offer insights into the dressing's various formulations and its distinct gray hue. This is an episode filled with innovation and expertise, offering new hope and strategies for effective wound care in veterinary practice.
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.04.0124

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Journal Award Winner Minisode: Transforming Bovine Health Nov 19, 2024

Join us on Veterinary Vertex as we celebrate the achievements of Dr. Lilli Heinen, an AJVR Student Award winner, whose groundbreaking work is transforming the bovine industry. Hosted by Lisa Fortier and Sarah Wright, this episode takes you into Lilli's world, exploring her award-winning AJVR article on predictive models for Bovine Respiratory Disease outcomes in feedlot cattle. Lilli shares her journey during her clinical year at Kansas State and how her unexpected award win has fueled her motivation and validated her passion for research. Discover how this young talent's dedication to large animal medicine is making waves in the field and inspiring future researchers.
Lilli’s story embodies resilience and ambition, illustrating how setbacks can become stepping stones to success. She opens up about how her mentors encouraged her to pursue research that truly mattered to her, igniting a passion that has guided her career path. With insights into the industry's need for skilled clinicians and researchers, this episode highlights the vital role of young talents like Lilli in advancing veterinary medicine. Tune in to hear how Lilli is committed to contributing meaningful research to the bovine sector, proving that passion and persistence can indeed lead to unexpected and rewarding outcomes.
Open access AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.05.0094

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Exploring Equine Veterinary Economics: Price Elasticity of Demand and Strategic Pricing Nov 12, 2024

Ever wondered how the financial landscape of equine veterinary services could impact your horse's healthcare? Join us as we explore the world of equine veterinary economics with our guests, Dr. Jill Stowe and Olivia Gibson. From the surprising results of a national survey to the revealing concept of price elasticity of demand, we unpack why horse owners' sensitivity to price might just reshape the future of veterinary care. Olivia sheds light on economic principles that highlight how strategic pricing could potentially enhance practice profitability, even when demand is elastic. This episode is a must for those interested in the intersection of economics and veterinary medicine, offering valuable insights into how pricing strategies can influence both revenue and client satisfaction.
We highlight the importance of preparing for unforeseen medical expenses and discuss why setting aside savings for your horse's healthcare is vital. Whether you're a seasoned veterinarian, an equine enthusiast, or just curious about the economics behind veterinary services, this episode promises to enlighten and engage.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.09.0576

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Revolutionizing Racehorse Care with Stride Analysis Nov 05, 2024

Unlock the future of horse racing safety with our distinguished guests, Drs. Denise McSweeney and Warwick Bayly, as they unpack the cutting-edge world of equine technology. Remember the tragic events at Santa Anita racetrack in 2019? Discover how they acted as a catalyst for the innovative StrideSafe technology, a tool born from StrideMaster in Australia, now essential for assessing stride characteristics in thoroughbreds. Our conversation takes you behind the scenes at renowned tracks such as Washington State University, Saratoga, and Belmont, where this technology is transforming efforts to prevent catastrophic injuries.
Imagine a world where artificial intelligence can foresee equine injuries before they happen. This episode promises insights into the StrideSafe technology's partnership with AI, offering groundbreaking potential to preemptively identify high-risk horses. Join us as we delve into a comprehensive study involving 28,000 horse starts and the fascinating role of PET scans in correlating injury severity. With backing from computer scientists and electrical engineers, the potential to distinguish between different types of injuries through stride analysis is closer than ever.
Beyond the tech, it’s about the welfare of our equine athletes. Learn how accelerometers and PET scans are becoming invaluable allies for veterinarians and trainers in their quest to improve horse welfare. Denise and Warwick share their vision of collaboration among industry professionals as a cornerstone for change, emphasizing the shared responsibility for the well-being of these majestic creatures. Their recent article published in JAVMA is a testament to their commitment, and we encourage our listeners to explore this vital contribution to equine health research. Don't miss the chance to be part of this enlightening journey that promises to change the future of horse racing.
Open access JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0114

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Outpatient Treatment for Lily Toxicity in Cats Oct 29, 2024

Can lilies really be fatal for your feline friend? Discover the critical insights shared by our esteemed guests, Drs. Erica Reineke and Justin Lam, as they shed light on the alarming issue of lily toxicity in cats. We discuss the complexities of lily-induced acute kidney injury and examine the differences between inpatient and outpatient treatments. Our discussion reveals unexpected findings that could pave the way for a feasible outpatient treatment option, offering hope for cat owners who can't afford hospitalization.
As we look to the future of veterinary research on this pressing issue, Justin provides a glimpse into the ongoing quest to pinpoint the toxic components of lilies. The conversation navigates the ethical waters of conducting randomized control trials in veterinary settings and imagines a future where AI transforms data collection processes. Erica stresses the importance of preventing lily exposure and offers essential guidance for pet owners should an incident occur. This episode is an enlightening resource for both veterinarians and cat owners, packed with practical advice and a visionary perspective on the future of addressing lily toxicity in cats.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.05.0355

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Echinococcus Tapeworms in Dogs and Zoonotic Risks Oct 22, 2024

What if your dog could be harboring a parasite without showing any signs of illness- and could get infected in your backyard? Tune in as we host Dr. Michelle Evason on Veterinary Vertex, where she sheds light on the emerging health threat of Echinococcus tapeworms in dogs and humans, particularly Echinococcus multilocularis. Michelle reveals the surprising fecal PCR detection of this parasite in new regions of the United States, where it hasn't been reported before, along with detection in Canada. We dissect the complex diagnostic hurdles in dogs, such as mistaking alveolar echinococcosis for liver tumors, and explore the limited treatment options available for this invasive disease. Our discussion underscores the vital need for regular fecal testing in dogs to safeguard both canine and human health within the One Health framework.
As we delve deeper into the topic, we emphasize the critical role veterinarians play in educating clients about zoonotic risks, inspired by key insights from a JAVMA article. As Echinococcus multilocularis spreads beyond its traditional borders, it's crucial for veterinarians to be well-prepared to communicate these risks effectively to pet-owners. We uncover startling findings, such as cases in dogs with no travel history to known endemic regions, and address the confusion surrounding public health reporting of this parasite and limited awareness of this potentially deadly parasite. By examining the significant role of wildlife in transmission, we stress the importance of equipping veterinarians with the right tools and knowledge to tackle these evolving health challenges head-on. Join us as we empower the veterinary community to handle these pressing issues with confidence and clarity.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.07.0471

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The Future of Diabetes Mellitus Management in Cats Oct 19, 2024

Unlock the future of feline health with our special guest, Dr. Ellen Behrend, as she unveils the transformative potential of SGLT2 inhibitors for cats navigating the challenges of diabetes mellitus. She focuses on velagliflozin, a once-daily liquid oral SGLT2 inhibitor and brings her passion for endocrinology to the forefront, sharing her insights into this groundbreaking treatment originally successful in human type 2 diabetes. Join us as we dive into this new era of easier diabetes management for your feline friends.
In our engaging discussion, we venture into the evolving landscape of diabetes care in pets, spotlighting novel treatments and their unexpected benefits for renal and cardiac health in cats. Ellen’s personal anecdotes underscore the value of critical thinking and mentorship within veterinary studies, while we demystify common misconceptions about SGLT2 inhibitors, particularly diabetic ketoacidosis risks. Don’t miss Ellen’s article in JAVMA and join us next week for more insightful conversations. Please remember to rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform!
JAVMA open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0174

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Rethinking Antibiotic Protocols: Shorter Treatments for Uncomplicated Canine Pneumonia Oct 11, 2024

Discover the surprising study with Dr. Erica Reineke that challenges the conventional thought process of antibiotic treatments for canine pneumonia. What if a mere two-week course could be just as effective as the traditional four-week regime? We explore Erica's findings that shake the foundations of veterinary medicine practices, revealing that clinical signs are a far more reliable guide than radiographic signs for discontinuing antibiotics. This revelation not only promises to revolutionize treatment protocols but also sparks a crucial conversation about the potential risks of prolonged antibiotic use, including the looming threat of resistance and the disruption of the microbiome.
Join us as we unravel the significant implications of these findings for veterinarians and dog owners alike, emphasizing the need for evidence-based practices. By potentially reducing the duration of antimicrobial courses, anxious dogs could be spared the stress of multiple clinic visits, while owners gain confidence in monitoring their pets' clinical signs.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0259

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Scientific Insights into Dog Aging and Nutrition Oct 01, 2024

How do factors like dog size, reproductive status, and even owner income shape our furry friends' diets? Join us as we uncover the fascinating findings from the Dog Aging Project with experts Drs. Audrey Ruple and Janice O'Brien. You'll be surprised to learn about the widespread use of home-prepared diets and the minimal impact of owner income on dietary choices. Audrey shares her inspiring transition from cancer biology to aging research, revealing a wealth of untapped knowledge.
Looking to the future, this episode delves into the cutting-edge directions of canine nutrition research. Janice discusses the importance of cross-sectional studies and the quest to understand home-prepared diets better. We'll also touch on how veterinarians can play a crucial role in these studies, and the importance of blending academic training with hands-on experience. Don't miss out on this comprehensive look at evolving canine nutrition!
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.05.0358

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Exploring the One Health Approach to Acid Suppressant Use in Veterinary Medicine Sep 24, 2024

Discover a One Health approach to acid suppressant use in veterinary medicine with Drs. Katie Tolbert and Emily Gould. Discover their groundbreaking research featured in JAVMA and AJVR, as they share invaluable insights on the One Health approach driving the current and future applications of these medications. Learn why evidence-based usage, treatment monitoring, and considering broader impacts on the immune system are crucial for every veterinarian. Katie and Emily guide you through the often-overlooked pH-independent effects of acid suppressants and the importance of staying open-minded to the multifaceted influences these drugs can have on animal health. Together, they highlight the interconnectedness of immunity, infectious disorders, and oncology, painting an exciting picture of where veterinary research is headed. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with expertise, innovation, and a glimpse into the future of veterinary medicine!
JAVMA open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.07.0434
AJVR open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.07.0194

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Journal Award Winner Minisode: From Award-Winning Research to Veterinary Practice Sep 17, 2024

What if you could enhance the success of surgical interventions in animals through a simple addition to a procedure? Join us on this fascinating episode of Veterinary Vertex as we welcome Richard Pan, one of the 2024 JAVMA Student Award winners. Listen in as Richard shares his reaction to winning an AVMA Journal Award and how it has influenced his career path. Richard emphasizes the importance of passionate projects and strong mentorship in achieving research success. Richard also offers insightful advice for veterinary students aiming to publish their work. And for a touch of fun, we explore which superpower Richard would choose and why it's so fitting for a dedicated veterinarian. Don’t miss this episode packed with inspiration and practical wisdom from a rising star in veterinary surgery.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.03.0141

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Demystifying Veterinary Journal Impact Factor and Enhancing Publication Reach Sep 10, 2024

What truly drives the impact of a veterinary journal, and how can these publications rise in the ranks? Join us as we unpack the complexities of journal impact factors with Dr. Morna Conway. In this episode, Morna demystifies the calculation and significance of impact factors, emphasizing their role as lagging indicators. We scrutinize the recent impact factors for JAVMA and AJVR, delving into their rankings and the results of a recent readership and authorship survey. Discover how factors such as journal reach, speed to decision, and the fairness of peer review play crucial roles in authors' submission choices beyond just the impact factor.
Our conversation then shifts to transformative strategies for enhancing the reach and impact of veterinary journals, with a particular focus on AJVR. From adopting an open access model to publishing case reports and creating thematic virtual collections, we explore innovative methods to captivate a broader audience. We highlight the importance of real-time metrics like article downloads, social media engagement, and Altmetric scores as indicators of success. Lastly, we touch on the emotional journey of losing a beloved pet to nasal cancer and the unyielding commitment to advancing veterinary care that it inspires. This episode is a heartfelt celebration of the shared passion driving both pet parents and veterinary professionals to improve animal lives.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.262.9.1146

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Rethinking Equine Anesthesia: The Impact of Fasting on Postoperative Care Sep 06, 2024

Ready to revolutionize your understanding of equine anesthesia? Join us as we challenge conventional practices with groundbreaking insights from Drs. Charlie Barton and Rachel Hector. Discover how their controlled randomized trial reveals that fasting horses before surgery doesn't offer the anesthetic benefits we've long believed. Instead, it delays postoperative manure output, causing unnecessary stress on our equine patients.
Tune in to explore the innovative advancements in equine anesthesia with Charlie and Rachel. We dive deep into their research, discuss the future steps for further studies, and reflect on the potential impacts on equine veterinary care. Don't miss this chance to gain cutting-edge knowledge and share your thoughts with us—let's reshape the way we approach equine anesthesia and postoperative care together!
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0235

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Debunking Myths About Dog Longevity Aug 27, 2024

Have you ever wondered if dogs are truly living shorter lives nowadays? Join us on Veterinary Vertex® as we welcome Dr. Courtney Sexton, who challenges this alarming notion with a recent JAVMA article. Contrary to popular media claims, Courtney reveals that household companion dogs' lifespans have generally increased over the past 40 years. We emphasize the need for standardized methods to capture and report mortality data, drawing insights from the Dog Aging Project and Courtney's evolutionary research background. This evidence-based discussion aims to reassure pet owners about their dogs’ longevity and debunk unfounded fears.
Beyond debunking myths, we explore the essential steps to improve the accuracy of dog lifespan reporting and enhance their end-of-life care. We also highlight the importance of preventative care and understanding multimorbidity in elderly dogs, stressing how specific traits can impact lifespan and quality of life. Finally, we underscore the critical need for client education to ensure that geriatric pets receive the best possible care throughout their lives. Don't miss this insightful conversation that sheds light on the way we think about dog aging.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0068

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Uncovering the Confidence Gap in Veterinary Clinical Research Aug 20, 2024

Discover the hidden confidence gap in veterinary clinical research as we chat with Dr. Sarah Moore. Sarah takes us behind the scenes of a groundbreaking study co-authored with Dr. Allison O'Kell that surveyed veterinary faculty using the Clinical Research Appraisal Inventory (CRAI-12). Despite the enthusiasm and participation in clinical research, many respondents revealed they lacked the formal training necessary to excel. This episode discusses the potential for enhanced training programs that could revolutionize veterinary education and bolster veterinarians' roles in comparative medicine and disease modeling.
Sarah also opens up about her personal journey in clinical research, emphasizing the value of on-the-job training and experiential learning in fostering her passion. She addresses the need to dismantle the barriers and phobias that many veterinarians face regarding research, making it more accessible and exciting. Tune in to understand how veterinarians can drive improved patient care and encourage pet owners to participate in clinical trials, pushing the profession toward a brighter, research-driven future.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0212

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Advancing Equine Health Through Neck Pain Research Aug 14, 2024

Curious about the complexities of equine neck pain? In this episode of Veterinary Vertex, we discuss neck pain in horses caused by the transposition of the ventral lamina from C6 to C7. Join us as we speak with Dr. Yvette Nout-Lomas, who delves into her team’s groundbreaking research. You'll uncover how their interest sparked from real-life clinical cases and led to discovering a higher prevalence of neck pain in warmblood horses with TC67, yet surprisingly no significant connection to lameness or neurologic signs. Yvette also shares the limitations of their retrospective study and the critical need for proper diagnosis to enhance the welfare of our equine friends.
In our enlightening discussion, Yvette helps us untangle the often-misunderstood terminology around equine cervical vertebral anatomy, particularly differentiating between morphological variations and malformations. We stress the importance of precise language to better educate both clients and veterinarians. The episode also underscores the necessity for prospective research and well-matched control groups to fully comprehend the health impacts of TC67. Moreover, we delve into the vital role of advanced training and mentorship in propelling equine veterinary research forward. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of neck pain in horses and its broader implications on their health and behavior.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0230

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Advancements in Veterinary Regenerative Medicine Aug 06, 2024

Ever wondered how regenerative medicine could revolutionize veterinary medicine? Join us as we explore the groundbreaking insights from the June JAVMA supplemental issue with Guest Editor Dr. Kyla Ortved. Kyla shares insight into the world of regenerative treatments for various species, including cats, dogs, and even zoo animals. Discover how veterinarians are not only using regenerative medicine to advance animal health but also contribute to human medicine, all under the One Health concept.
Learn about the latest regenerative therapies available for animals, particularly horses, and the benefits of treatments like mesenchymal stem cells for conditions such as superficial digital flexor tendon injuries. Hosts Sarah Wright and Lisa Fortier add a personal touch with their anecdotes, making this episode both informative and engaging. Don't miss out on staying updated with the latest advancements in veterinary regenerative medicine and be sure to leave your feedback on Apple Podcasts!
Editorial: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.262.s1.s4

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Challenging Radiolucent Stone Detectability: Cystine and Urate Cystoliths Jul 30, 2024

Can radiolucent stones really be seen on radiographs? Discover the surprising answer as we unpack the world of cysteine and urate cystoliths in dogs with our guests, Drs. Rachel Williams and Camille Andrews. Rachel shares groundbreaking insights from her study at a high-volume academic institution, challenging long-held beliefs about the detectability of these stones. Camille adds depth to the conversation by highlighting the importance of a holistic clinical picture, including breed, sex, and urinalysis findings, in predicting stone types and formulating effective treatment plans.
This episode examines the evolving landscape of empirical treatment recommendations for cystine and urate cystoliths. The conversation further expands to discuss less invasive stone identification methods, strategies to manage recurrent calcium oxalate stones, and the potential of artificial intelligence in predicting urolith types. Learn from the experts about tailored approaches for stone removal and the critical role of thorough stone analysis, ensuring every pet gets the best possible care. Don't miss this comprehensive and insightful episode packed with practical advice for veterinary professionals.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.05.0302

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Tracking Antimicrobial Use in US Animal Agriculture: Challenges and Solutions Jul 26, 2024

Ever wondered how we can better track and manage antimicrobial use in US animal agriculture? Join Drs. Katherine Huebner and Susan Bright-Ponte as they unravel the complexities of data collection in livestock, sharing insights from FDA-funded projects that started in 2016. Discover the historical challenges of establishing a national database and how understanding antimicrobial use in varied contexts like disease outbreaks or natural disasters can inform better stewardship practices. This episode promises to enhance your understanding of how critical data informs policies to combat antimicrobial resistance.
Katherine and Susan emphasize the importance of building trust with producers and the challenges of data collection across livestock segments. They also spotlight the role of public-private partnerships and the FDA’s ongoing support. All this wrapped up with a One Health approach to stewardship and some lighthearted moments that bring a personal touch to the professional dialogue. Don't miss out on this illuminating conversation!
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0180

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Minisode: Meet Publishing Editor Michelle Krieger Jul 19, 2024

Ever wondered what it takes to produce top-tier veterinary journals? Prepare to uncover the intricate world of scholarly publishing with Michelle Krieger, the exceptional Publishing Editor for JAVMA and AJVR, on this episode of Veterinary Vertex. Michelle, who transitioned from a copy editor to her current role in 2022, walks us through her role in streamlining the publication process and offering a valuable service to authors. Michelle offers an insider's look at the critical quality control processes manuscripts undergo before peer review, ensuring they adhere to the instructions for authors and minimizing revision cycles.
Discover the unique challenges and rewards of Michelle's role and gain valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes efforts that contribute to the creation of high-quality veterinary research. If you're curious about what it takes to maintain excellence in scholarly publishing, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration.

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A Novel TMJ Replacement Prosthesis for Pets Jul 13, 2024

Join us as we uncover the incredible work of Dr. Boaz Arzi on a groundbreaking temporomandibular joint (TMJ) replacement prosthesis for pets. Discover the urgent need for this innovation due to severe trauma and arthritis in dogs and cats and learn how Boaz's research with cadaver specimens demonstrates the feasibility and superior strength of the prosthesis compared to the natural joint. Boaz's extensive background in TMJ disorders and translational medicine from human applications provides a rich context for understanding the significance of this study.
But that's not all—listen as we delve into the surprising role of the muscle of mastication in jaw stabilization uncovered through kinematic studies and load-to-failure tests. We also explore the potential for AI in customizing joint replacements and discuss upcoming fatigue testing that will pave the way for clinical trials. Boaz shares insights into the broader clinical applications for veterinarians and clients, and even teases the possibility of similar treatments for horses. This episode promises to keep you on the cutting edge of TMJ research in veterinary medicine.
Open access AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.01.0009

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Antimicrobial Resistance Across Species Jul 02, 2024

Join us as Dr. Neil Vezeau breaks down complex antimicrobial resistance (AMR) dynamics in both domestic animals and wildlife, explaining how pets, livestock, migratory waterfowl, and even urban animals like crows and rats contribute to the spread of resistant bacteria. The episode sheds light on the intricate interplay of these species in urban environments, urging the need for continuous research and strategic resource allocation to combat AMR effectively. Neil advises veterinarians to adhere to clinical guidelines while encouraging the public to appreciate the complexities of AMR. Don't miss this deep dive into the multifaceted world of AMR and its far-reaching implications.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0123
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.02.0040

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Horse Owner Opinions Regarding Equine Veterinarian Attire and Attributes Jun 25, 2024

Do the clothing choices of equine veterinarians affect client trust? Join us as we welcome Drs. Erin O'Neil and Callie Fogle to unpack their eye-opening survey results on equine veterinary attire preferences. We explore the "white coat effect" and reveal that horse owners often favor scrubs and coveralls, challenging traditional expectations. Discover why first impressions matter so much and how attributes like knowledge, competency, trustworthiness, and compassion top the list of what horse owners look for in their vets. You'll also gain insight into why personal features like tattoos and piercings don't play as big a role in client perceptions as you might think.
Erin and Callie share surprising findings from their research, such as the unexpected popularity of coveralls and the intriguing gender biases linked to attire choices. Learn how seasonal and environmental factors shape what equine vets wear. This episode offers a comprehensive look at how equine veterinary attire influences client trust.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0083

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Increasing the Frequency of Successful Emesis Induction in Dogs Jun 18, 2024

Discover how to improve the success rate of inducing vomiting in dogs with our guest, Dr. Trevor Chan. Trevor shares how the combination of abdominal thrusts and apomorphine that achieved a 100% success rate, an improvement from the 76.5% success rate with apomorphine alone. Trevor also discusses the consistent time to onset of vomiting and why larger dogs may be more responsive to this life-saving intervention. This episode is packed with crucial insights that can transform emergency veterinary practices.
Trevor also shares essential considerations for veterinarians when advising clients on emesis induction. We explore the potential risks and side effects, particularly for at-risk breeds, and why attempting this procedure at home is not advised. Trevor emphasizes the importance of immediate veterinary care when dogs ingest harmful substances. Tune in for an episode filled with practical advice and captivating discoveries.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.12.0681

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Marijuana Toxicity in Dogs: Risks, Diagnosis, and Emerging Biomarkers Jun 11, 2024

Join us on this episode of Veterinary Vertex as we welcome Erin Binagia to shed light on marijuana toxicity in dogs. Erin shares findings from her recent study, revealing unexpected electrolyte abnormalities such as hyperkalemia and hypercalcemia in these cases. Discover the diagnostic hurdles veterinarians face, including pet owners often denying exposure and the limitations of current urine drug screens. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening episode that offers vital insights for both veterinarians and pet owners.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0092

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Exploring the Challenges of Unilateral Nephrectomy in Dogs Jun 04, 2024

Curious about the real challenges of performing a unilateral nephrectomy in dogs? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Laura Selmic and Carley Johnson. Carly delves into the findings from a recent JAVMA article, revealing the high rate of complications during and after this surgical procedure. From renal neoplasia to end-stage hydronephrosis and severe renal infections, discover the complex conditions that often necessitate nephrectomy and the intricate balance veterinarians must maintain to ensure a successful outcome.
Gain insights into the most common intraoperative and postoperative hurdles, such as low blood pressure, hemorrhage, and acute kidney injuries. Learn how, despite these risks, most dogs ultimately recover well. Laura discusses the pressing need for long-term data to better guide veterinary professionals and pet owners. Don't miss this chance to elevate your understanding of this surgical procedure.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0005

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Navigating IV Catheter Complications in Cats May 29, 2024

What are the hidden risks of IV catheter complications in hospitalized cats, and how can we better manage them? Join us as we explore these critical questions with Dr. Kyle Granger, ECC resident at Colorado State University, who shares groundbreaking insights from his recent JAVMA article. Learn how smaller gauge catheters and greater body weights substantially elevate complication risks and why adopting human phlebitis grading scales could revolutionize veterinary catheter protocols. Discover the practical challenges veterinarians face when placing IV catheters in cats with difficult venous access and gain actionable advice on educating your staff to identify and manage these issues more effectively.
Feline JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.12.0717
Canine JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.05.0293

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Predictive Tools for Splenic Mass Etiology in Dogs May 21, 2024

Discover the critical insights from Dr. Janet Grimes and Townes Hillier as they join us to unravel the complexities of splenic masses in dogs. Their extensive knowledge sheds light on the limitations and potential of predictive calculators like the HeLP score and T-STAT, providing a clearer understanding for veterinarians and pet owners making difficult treatment decisions for patients with splenic masses. Join us as we explore the intricacies of splenic mass diagnosis and the importance of clinical judgment as well as the need for more reliable predictive calculators.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0016

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Innovations in Equine Sepsis Treatment May 16, 2024

Discover the future of equine health as we delve into sepsis treatment with Drs. Kallie Hobbs and Katie Sheats. Prepare to be captivated by their groundbreaking work, showcasing the potential of extracorporeal cytokine adsorption as a potential adjunct treatment for equine sepsis. Their commitment to restoring immune balance in horses has led to a successful ex vivo study, potentially paving the way for live applications and improving the treatment of the septic equine patient.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.01.0022

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Celebrating Scholarly Achievements in Veterinary Medicine with Journal Award Winner Marejka Shaevitz May 07, 2024

Join us as we chat with 2023 AVMA Journal Award Winner Dr. Marejka Shaevitz. Marejka discusses the powerful affirmation that came with receiving this award. Marejka's journey reveals the impact that recognition has on career paths and underlines the importance of mentorship for budding veterinary professionals. Marejka also shares pearls of wisdom for veterinary residents who are navigating the road to publication and provides guidance on how to foster enduring connections with mentors and the significance of carving out dedicated time for manuscript development.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.259.4.385
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HPAI: A Changing Disease Dynamic Apr 30, 2024

Discover the challenges presented by highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and its spillover to mammalian hosts. Drs. Jonathan Runstadler and Wendy Puryear cast light on their groundbreaking research, offering a deep dive into the virus's unpredictable nature. We discuss how staying informed about the ever-evolving threats of influenza requires adaptability, an open mindset, and a readiness to rethink traditional diagnostic approaches. Together, we underscore the need for heightened vigilance and education, not only within the veterinary community but also among the public, to foster a better understanding of our interconnected health.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0053
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.01.0018

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Veterinarians: Guardians Against Zoonotic Diseases and Champions of One Health Apr 23, 2024

This episode of Veterinary Vertex features insights from Drs. Will Sander and Sulagna Chakraborty, as they dissect the complexities of zoonotic diseases. Our discussion unveils findings from a national survey, emphasizing how pivotal veterinarians are in the battle against these diseases. We discuss how veterinarians are critical in the One Health initiative, a movement acknowledging the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Will and Sulagna draw from their experiences to illustrate the challenges and triumphs of educating clients about zoonotic risks, especially in homes with those most vulnerable to infection. Will and Sulagna shed light on the essential conversations that need to happen within the vet-client dynamic and the broader implications for public health as we know it. By tuning in, you'll gain a profound appreciation for the role of veterinarians in society and the critical importance of communication and education to safeguard the health of our communities.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0105

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Revolutionizing Rabbit Dental Health: Treating Odontogenic Abscesses Apr 16, 2024

Expand your knowledge of rabbit dental health with Dr. Ivana Levy, who joins us to shed light on the intricate challenges of treating odontogenic abscesses in rabbits. Unpack the details of this JAVMA study that boasts an 85% success rate in treating these painful afflictions with a non-invasive method that could change the game for veterinary care. Ivana's expertise doesn't just stop at treatment; it extends into the realm of preventive care and the vast array of bacteria that can complicate these conditions. This episode is a resource for anyone invested in the well-being of rabbits and eager to expand their knowledge in zoo medicine.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.12.0718

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Unveiling the Risks of Leash-Related Injuries Among Dog Walkers Apr 09, 2024

Discover how an everyday activity like dog walking could be trickier than it seems, especially for seniors, as we delve into a riveting conversation with Dr. Rodrigo Rosa. This episode casts a spotlight on the rise of leash-related injuries and how they disproportionately affect women over 65. Uncover the nuances behind these statistics, including the alarming rate of serious injuries such as traumatic brain injuries. Rodrigo's insights challenge us to consider the gaps in safety data - from dog breeds to leash types - and the importance of preventative strategies tailored to vulnerable demographics.
Turning the leash on the conversation, Rodrigo's revelations extend beyond the data, fostering a broader dialogue about the intersection of human and canine health within our communities. Despite the scare of injuries, dog walking remains a low-risk, high-reward activity for most, though surprisingly underutilized by dog owners.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.11.0608

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A Deep Dive into Equine Regenerative Treatments and NSAID Interactions Apr 05, 2024

Discover how single-dose nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in horses have no impact on concentrations of cytokines or growth factors in autologous protein solution and platelet-rich plasma as we chat with Kara Brown on Veterinary Vertex. Our conversation navigates the critical nuances of using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in tandem with cutting-edge regenerative therapies, defying the old-school reliance on corticosteroids. Kara, armed with her latest research, illuminates the negligible impact of a single NSAID dose on the cytokine and growth factor profiles in PRP and APS, considering a strategic six-hour window pre-blood collection. This episode emphasizes the delicate balance of medication and therapy in equine rehabilitation, including the dos and don'ts post-treatment and why evidence-based medicine trumps assumptions. Our discussion offers a peek into the considerations veterinarians face and the guidance horse owners need when NSAIDs are part of the treatment equation.
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.11.0258

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Balancing Feline Care and Antimicrobial Stewardship: The Dual Fight Against Resistance and Disease in Cats Mar 26, 2024

Discover the crucial balance between caring for our feline companions and protecting our shared future on this enlightening episode with Casey Cazer and Amelia Safi to unpack the findings of their latest JAVMA articles. Prepare to be informed about the responsible use of the antibiotic cefovecin in cats, as we navigate through the divergent views of veterinarians and cat owners and address the broader implications of antimicrobial resistance. You'll gain insights into our discussions about the pressures vets face, such as client expectations and the financial reality of diagnostics, and hear firsthand how Amelia and Casey's research sheds light on the necessity for comprehensive guidelines and better information dissemination.
This conversation isn't just for the vets and pet lovers; it reaches into the heart of community health. Together, we highlight the importance of considering the long-term impacts of antibiotic use, as we share our own stories and experiences in the ever-evolving field of veterinary medicine. Join us for a journey into the intersection of immediate care and sustainable health practices for our beloved pets.
JAVMA article: Pathways to sustainable antimicrobial use in cats in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 12 (2023) (avma.org)
JAVMA article: Divergent veterinarian and cat owner perspectives are barriers to reducing the use of cefovecin in cats in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 12 (2023) (avma.org)

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Transforming Pet Care through Understanding Obesity's Lifespan Effects Mar 21, 2024

Uncover the hidden impact of pet obesity on life expectancy and how this knowledge can transform the way pet owners approach their furry friends' health. With the expertise of Dr. Jason Coe, Abby Davies, and Kat Sutherland, Veterinary Vertex presents an insightful discussion on the vital role communication plays in managing pet weight. As pet owners ourselves, we understand the challenges and bring our personal experiences to the table, offering a candid look at the struggles and successes in achieving our pets' ideal body condition. In this episode, we go beyond the scale and delve into the hearts and minds of pet owners, exploring how a greater awareness of obesity-related life expectancy for pets can motivate meaningful change.
JAVMA article: Information about life expectancy related to obesity is most important to cat owners when deciding whether to act on a veterinarian's weight loss recommendation in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)
JAVMA article: Impact on life expectancy was the most important information to clients when considering whether to take action for an overweight or obese dog in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)
Press release: Concerns about shorter lifespans for pets can drive owner action on obesity, studies find | American Veterinary Medical Association (avma.org)

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Navigating the Nuances of Hedgehog Analgesia Mar 19, 2024

Discover methods to manage hedgehog discomfort as we chat with Dr. Grayson Doss and Macy Peterson. Their novel research on hydromorphone and methadone in this species reveals both promising and cautionary tales. As we unpack their study's implications, learn why every dose matters in the nuanced world of zoological companion animal medicine and surgery and gain insights into how a hedgehog's size doesn't diminish the complexity of its treatment.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.11.0630
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.12.0276

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Veterinary Antimicrobial Resistance Research Mar 12, 2024

Discover why antimicrobial resistance isn't just a challenge but a critical frontier in veterinary medicine with Kelli Maddock and Dr. Claire Burbick. This episode does a deep dive into the world of veterinary antimicrobial resistance research, where you'll gain an understanding of the importance of genotypic methods like PCR, the role of whole-genome sequencing in safeguarding animal health, and the intricate web of diagnostic challenges faced by veterinarians. You're not just listening to another scientific discussion; you're stepping into the epicenter of a critical battle to keep our animals healthy and our shared environment safe.
Meet Kelli and Claire, two trailblazers whose stories of transition from passionate learners to leaders in public health and veterinary microbiology will inspire and educate. Through their eyes, we'll explore the complex relationship between diagnostics and treatment strategies, the significance of the One Health approach, and the vital collaborations shaping the future of veterinary care. This conversation goes beyond the petri dish and the clinic—it's about the power of education, the promise of research, and the professionals who are at the very heart of managing the delicate balance of antimicrobial resistance. Join us for a thought-provoking session that will leave you informed and compelled to learn more about the unseen defenders of animal and public health.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.12.0687
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.12.0294

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Fostering Change for Pets and People Entangled in Domestic Violence Situations Mar 08, 2024

We're honored to welcome Dr. Hillary Pearce, a true trailblazer in the quest to protect pets caught in the crossfire of abusive homes. Our latest Veterinary Vertex episode paints a portrait of hope and resilience, detailing Hillary’s ground-breaking initiatives from her vet student days at Michigan State University to the sustainable programs she's nurtured at Hill's. Discover the profound impact these safe haven programs have on both human and animal lives, and learn about the unique challenges, including the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on fostering efforts. Hillary's unwavering commitment shines through as she recounts the sobering reality that pets often tether victims to perilous situations, yet her work lights a path to safety for those most vulnerable.
Amid the complexities of such emotional topics, we delve into the rigorous training needed for veterinarians to deftly navigate these waters and offer a lifeline within their practice. Hillary imparts her wisdom on weaving resources into the fabric of veterinary clinics to discreetly assist domestic violence victims, emphasizing the significance of subtle gestures of support. We round out this powerful conversation with a call for community action. Whether you’re inspired to foster, volunteer, or contribute to these life-saving services, this episode is a testament to the collective power we hold to create change. Join us in this heartfelt exchange that goes beyond the scope of veterinary medicine and speaks to the core of human—and animal—kindness.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.12.0716

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New Horizons in Equine Joint Care with Injectable Polyacrylamide Hydrogel Mar 05, 2024

Discover groundbreaking insights as we chat with Dr. Jason Lowe about innovative research on equine joint health, recently spotlighted in JAVMA. Prepare to have your perspectives shifted on the veterinary approach to joint disease, inflammation, and immune responses, as Jason unveils the results of a study on 2.5% injectable polyacrylamide hydrogel. The study findings reveal an intriguing, macrophage-driven inflammatory response that is transient and stays within normal lab ranges, resolving within 90 days. We explore how this treatment remarkably becomes one with the joint, encouraging the formation of a new synovial cell layer, and we consider the implications for equine sports medicine.
Our conversation doesn't stop at the cellular level; we also tackle the practicalities of equine joint management. Emphasizing the critical role of accurate diagnosis prior to intervention, we discuss how a deep understanding of polyacrylamide hydrogel can dramatically enhance joint function and how adopting a proactive treatment strategy can boost the performance and longevity of equine athletes.
Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.10.0553

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Rabies Postexposure Prophylaxis Protocol Option for Unvaccinated Domestic Animals Feb 27, 2024

Join the conversation with Pam Wilson on Veterinary Vertex where we unravel the complexities of rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). Pam shares Texas' successful PEP protocol. Over the course of ten years, 99.8% of unvaccinated domestic animals that were exposed to rabies did not develop the disease when they received this protocol. As we navigate the science behind immediate vaccination post-exposure, we also shed light on its significant influence on rabies management policies, stretching beyond the Lone Star State, with international echoes felt as far as Canada.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.11.0625

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Elevating Equine Performance: The Role of Water Treadmills in Training and Recovery Feb 20, 2024

Dr. Claudia Fraschetto provides groundbreaking insight on how water treadmills can revolutionize your horse's regimen. Prepare to have your understanding of equine biomechanics enhanced as Claudia walks us through the interplay between water depth, treadmill speed, and their collective impact on a horse's musculoskeletal system. We traverse the complexities of trunk vertical displacement during trotting and why it's critical for designing tailored rehabilitation and conditioning programs.
Join us for a thought-provoking session that merges science with practical applications in the equine world. Claudia, with her surgical precision and passion for equine welfare, shares her expertise on the multifaceted benefits of water treadmill use—from mitigating limb impact to augmenting neuromuscular function. Our discussion extends beyond theory into the realm of clinical practice, where Claudia guides us through the nuances of individualized water treadmill protocols, general indications, and contraindications, ensuring veterinarians and horse trainers are equipped with the necessary tools to elevate the health and performance of their equine athletes.
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.10.0236

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Revolutionizing Canine Health: The Promise of Monoclonal Antibodies Against Parvovirus Feb 13, 2024

Discover the lifesaving potential of monoclonal antibodies in the fight against canine parvovirus as Laurie Larson shares insights on this innovative treatment. We unravel the complexities of parvovirus and how traditional vaccines sometimes fall short due to maternal antibodies. Laurie takes us through the riveting findings of a pivotal study published in JAVMA, revealing the success of monoclonal antibodies in significantly boosting survival rates in dogs. This episode is a beacon of hope, shedding light on the urgent need for prompt intervention at the first sign of infection. For veterinarians seeking to navigate client communication about this groundbreaking treatment, our conversation offers indispensable advice. Together, we're rewriting the narrative on combating canine parvovirus.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.09.0541

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Liposomal Bupivacaine is Not Associated with a Higher Rate of Surgical Site Infections Feb 06, 2024

Ever wondered if advanced pain relief for pets could compromise their recovery from surgery? That's the burning question we tackle with Drs. Camille Andrews and Rachel Williams as they unpack the results of their study on liposomal bupivacaine, or Nocita, in dogs and cats undergoing gastrointestinal surgery. Camille and Rachel discuss how Nocita measures up to the veterinary community's expectations, squashing fears of increased surgical site infections or the emergence of antibiotic-resistant superbugs. We get the inside scoop on the motivations behind this research, from Nocita's 72-hour pain relief window to addressing off-label usage concerns to considering the financial aspect for pet owners. You won't want to miss this important episode!
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.08.0463

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Sniffing Out Solutions: The Revolutionary Role of Dogs in Detecting Disease Jan 30, 2024

Have you ever wondered about the extraordinary capabilities of our four-legged friends' noses? Prepare to be amazed as Patty Ungar, Mackenzie Pellin, and Laurie Malone join us to share insights into the world of scent detection dogs, revealing how their remarkable noses could revolutionize disease detection—targeting ailments from cancer to COVID-19. We're not just sniffing around the edges; we're uncovering the science behind their ability to detect illness. From discussing research that shows dogs discerning cancerous cells from healthy ones to their role in sniffing out COVID-19 positive individuals, we're tracing the paw prints of a potential medical milestone.
It's a tale of serendipitous beginnings, the power of mentorship, and the seamless weaving of veterinary and human medicine through the One Health concept. Let your curiosity off the leash as we explore the expansive landscape of veterinary science, from the clinic floor to the frontier of research with our exceptional canine companions leading the way.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.10.0550
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.10.0222

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Harnessing Mesenchymal Stem Cells: A Revolutionary Turn in Tendon Injury Treatment Jan 23, 2024

Discover cutting-edge advancements in veterinary medicine as we unravel the therapeutic powers of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) with the expertise of Dr. Lauren Schnabel. Dive into the intricacies of tendon lesion treatments in horses, a beacon of hope for reducing re-injury rates, and glean insights into the broader applications of MSCs that could transform recovery protocols across different species. Lauren’s invaluable research, featured in JAVMA and AJVR, paves the way for groundbreaking localized stem cell therapy, promising a leap forward in veterinary medicine.
JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.07.0388
AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.07.0154

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Advancing Equine Health: PET CT Diagnostics and Tarsal Pain Insights Jan 16, 2024

Unlock the future of equine health as we welcome Dr. Pablo Espinosa-Mur to Veterinary Vertex. Pablo shares pioneering research on PET CT and tarsal pain in horses. Experience a revelation in diagnostic technology, as we traverse the findings from Pablo's recent JAVMA article. We discuss correlating complex imaging results with lameness scores, and we unravel the technicalities behind PET CT protocols and showcase the clinical significance of these advanced imaging outcomes.
As we examine the subtleties of tarsal pain, the conversation takes us through the ways cystic lesions and enthesophytes present on PET scans. Pablo, a radiologist with a wealth of experience in equine lameness, guides us through the maze of imaging and clinical signs, offering a nuanced understanding of these findings. Join us for an episode that will not only inform but also inspire the veterinary community to embrace the next wave of diagnostic innovation in equine medicine and surgery.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.03.0164

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Breaking Myths in Reptile Anesthesia Jan 09, 2024

Discover the truth behind reptile anesthesia with our special guests Olivia Petritz and Ashlyn Heniff, who bring their expertise to Veterinary Vertex in a myth-shattering discussion. We examine a revolutionary study that challenges the long-held belief about administering sedatives in reptile hind limbs, focusing on the intriguing case of Eastern box turtles. Our conversation with Ashlyn unveils groundbreaking research on the effects of sedative protocols involving dexmedetomidine, ketamine, and midazolam, reshaping our understanding of hepatic first-pass metabolism in this species. Whether you're a vet, a pet owner, or simply a reptile enthusiast, this episode is a riveting exploration of the complexities and advancements in reptile anesthesia.
Our episode continues as we delve into Ashlyn's inspiring journey through the world of zoo medicine, where her research experiences have not only sharpened her expertise but also contributed to significant scientific advancements. Joining us as Olivia, who enriches the conversation with her transition from primary researcher to mentor, highlighting the joy of guiding passionate students like Ashlyn. We navigate through the intricacies of drug metabolism and the nuanced art of sedation in reptilian species, providing invaluable insights for professionals and caretakers alike. If you're fascinated by the diversity and specialization within the veterinary field, especially in zoo medicine, this episode is a must-listen, packed with knowledge and inspiration to fuel your passion for animal care.

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Unraveling the Complexities of the Equine TMJ Jan 02, 2024

Join the conversation with Dr. James Carmalt as we dive into the complexities of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and its crucial role in equine performance. James brings to the table a wealth of knowledge, sharing remarkable insights that will change the way you perceive this often-overlooked aspect of equine health. As we navigate through the biological marvel of the TMJ's healing abilities and the perplexing prevalence of its ailments, we uncover why these disorders can so easily evade detection, and their profound impact on a horse's capability to perform.
Our second segment shifts gears, delving into the common challenges faced by equine veterinarians. From colic surgeries to the nuances of lameness, we dissect the importance of sharing knowledge and collaborative efforts. Discover the personal journey that led James to his passion for TMJ research. We also dissect the decision-making behind publishing research and the vital connections that bind the veterinary surgical community.
The episode culminates with a reflection on the ever-evolving nature of veterinary practices and the paramount importance of listening—both to our peers and to the stories of our clients. Utilizing a blend of historical and contemporary research, we underscore the benefits of learning from the past to better our future endeavors. This episode serves as a reminder that our pursuit of knowledge and improvement is as enduring as the bond between humans and horses.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.09.0513

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Celebrating Veterinary Research: Innovations, Gratitude, and a Look to the Future Dec 26, 2023

Dr. Lisa Fortier and Nick DeLuca join us to celebrate the remarkable strides made by JAVMA and AJVR. As self-published journals in the scientific community, we've curated an impressive array of 17 virtual collections that have revolutionized access to cutting-edge veterinary topics. Not only did we implement sustainable packaging for journal deliveries, but we've also taken great strides in enhancing the author experience—ensuring our journals remain the go-to place for top-tier veterinary research. With the promise of even more cutting-edge veterinary content and strategic advancements, our episode sheds light on how we're reshaping veterinary literature.
In the spirit of the holiday season, the warmth of gratitude pervades our discussion, thanking not only our guests but also our listeners for their invaluable engagement. Co-host and Editor-in-Chief Lisa extends a heartfelt invitation to join the conversation through our upcoming readership survey. But the dialogue doesn't end there; dive into Lisa's December editorial for a detailed account of JAVMA and AJVR's 2023 accomplishments and take a moment to leave us your thoughts. Your voice is the catalyst that propels this podcast forward, and we're listening with keen ears to ensure that our content continues to serve the veterinary community, which we are so proud to be a part of.
Lisa's December editorial: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.12.editorial

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Dermatophytosis in wild eastern cottontail rabbits: A one health investigation Dec 19, 2023

Can you imagine a study where no eastern cottontail rabbits tested positive for dermatophytes? You'll be astounded when our expert guests, Siobhan Meadows and Sam Sander, reveal the unexpected findings from a unique study at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine's Wildlife Medical Clinic. Together, they shed light on the crucial importance of studying common wildlife species to understand ecosystem health, human impact, and biosecurity concerns. We also focus on the repercussions of pet interactions with wildlife, an area often overlooked, but of considerable public health significance.
We'll share how a dash of humor and supportive family and mentors help in overcoming challenges. As we put the pieces together, much like completing a puzzle with mischievous pets around, we conclude with a gratifying chat with Sam and Siobhan about their recent open-access article in AJVR, and the sheer joy of sharing their research with the world. So, come along for this enlightening escapade through the realms of veterinary research and personal growth.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.09.0211

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Understanding the Complexities of Chemotherapy in Pets: A Dialogue with Veterinary Oncologists Dec 12, 2023

Ever wondered how pet owners and veterinarians perceive chemotherapy in pets differently? Join us as we dissect this emotionally charged topic with veterinary oncologists Abby Leonardi and Michael Childress. We chat about a fascinating study designed to understand these differing perspectives, and the revelations might surprise you. We delve into the heartening finding that pet owners are more prepared than expected to accept higher grade adverse events if it can enhance their pet's quality of life.
At the heart of our conversation is the threefold benefits of chemotherapy for pets: a potential cure for cancer, prolonging life, and improving the quality of life. Abby and Michael also emphasize the significance of pet owners being informed about potential side effects and varying degrees of severity. We navigate this difficult and emotional topic with honesty and heart, reminding us of the resilience and optimism that are cornerstones of their work. So, tune in for an enlightening episode that will leave you with a nuanced understanding of the complex decisions pet owners and veterinarians face when considering chemotherapy for their furry friends.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.09.0496

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Tales from the Tooth - Insights into Veterinary Dentistry Dec 05, 2023

Ever wonder what it's like to navigate the fascinating world of veterinary dentistry? This compelling conversation with our guest editors, Dr. Elke Pollaris and Dr. Stephanie Goldschmidt, promises to enlighten you. We'll dissect the intricate details of the December JAVMA dentistry supplement, exploring an array of topics from equine dentistry to common dental pathologies, and even exciting new treatment possibilities. For all animal lovers and veterinarians out there, we've got you covered on the importance of oral health in all species and how you can seamlessly incorporate dentistry into your practice. This episode is your chance to gain a comprehensive understanding of veterinary dentistry and pick up some gold standard recommendations for your cherished patients.
But there's more to the story! Join us as we delve into personal anecdotes and experiences with Elke and Stephanie. You'll hear about fun moments sprinkled amidst a serious discussion about the pivotal role of oral health in animals. Get a taste of the exciting articles featured in the December dentistry supplement on the journals' website or in the print supplemental issue. Don't miss this opportunity to step into the shoes of veterinary dentists and understand the world of dentistry from their perspective.
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Trailblazer in Veterinary Research: A Conversation with Journal Award Winner Shirley Kot Nov 30, 2023

Join us in celebrating the triumph of our AJVR Journal Award winner, Shirley Kot, as she takes the center stage in this episode of Veterinary Vertex. Shirley is blazing a trail in the research realm, all the way from Hong Kong. Hear her recount the electrifying moment of her win and express her heartfelt gratitude to her mentors and the selection committee. Get ready, because this episode is a peek into the journey that led to her incredible achievement.
Turning the page to the next chapter, Shirley unravels the impact of the award on her career path. Her story is a testament to the power of recognition and its ability to build confidence and fuel passion. Balancing her role as a clinician in Hong Kong and a research affiliate of UC Davis, she highlights the significance of staying in stride with the latest research trends. Listen closely as she shares her words of wisdom for aspiring veterinary residents planning to publish manuscripts and underlines the paramount importance of understanding one's motivations for research involvement. This is an episode you don't want to miss!
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.22.03.0043

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From Burden Transfer to Resilience: A Study of Veterinary Teams Nov 28, 2023

Feeling burnt out? You're not alone. Mary Beth Spitznagel and Jason Coe illuminate the often overlooked issue of burden transfer and its consequent burnout within veterinary teams. Their JAVMA article details the widespread nature of this concern, emphasizing the need to support each other's well-being in a profession where everyone, regardless of their role, is susceptible to the significant stress and burnout.
Hear Mary Beth's personal narrative on how her experiences as a pet owner motivated her to investigate this pressing issue further. We challenge you to comprehend and tackle the five domains of burden transfer - daily hassles, affect, nonadherent/inconsiderate behaviors, confrontations, and excess communications. These domains are more than just theoretical constructs; they have profound impacts that can disrupt the harmony within veterinary teams.
From burden transfer, we pivot towards resilience and determination, two must-have traits to thrive not just in veterinary practice but any professional field. Mary Beth and Jason recount their personal experiences with failure and disconnection, and how they've turned their adversities into vehicles for resilience and determination. Tune in to Veterinary Vertex to understand, manage, and overcome the challenges of burden transfer and burnout. This episode promises a meaningful conversation that's essential for anyone in the veterinary profession or anyone grappling with burnout in their careers. Don't miss it!
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.06.0354

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Exploring New Frontiers in Canine Surgery through Modern Imaging Technology Nov 21, 2023

Hosts Drs. Lisa Fortier and Sarah Wright with guest Dr. Julia Sevy discuss how abdominal CT and exploratory laparotomy have high agreement in dogs with surgical disease. Julia's groundbreaking research illuminates the critical need to question the status quo. This episode is a must-listen for practitioners ready to harness the power of modern imaging technology for the benefits of their canine patients.
But the episode is not just about the technicalities! Be ready to enjoy the authentic story of Julia's journey to becoming a veterinary surgeon. Her path, marked by determination and fueled by her love for dance, is a testament to her resilience. Listen to her personal experiences as a vet student and how she learned to question different approaches to finding the best solutions. You'll be left inspired, informed, and eager to hear more. We also promise a fun, lighthearted ending, as Julia reveals the most interesting item in her desk drawer. We guarantee this episode will redefine your understanding of the ever-evolving field of veterinary surgery. Tune in and prepare to be enlightened!
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.08.0458

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Navigating the Challenges of Obstructive Urolithiasis in Small Ruminants Nov 14, 2023

Strap in for a riveting discussion with Rachel Oman, the investigator behind an innovative approach to managing obstructive urolithiasis in small remnants. We will unravel the complexities of her modified tube cystostomy technique to manage obstructive urolithiasis in small ruminants. Rachel will share the lessons learned from her journey, highlighting the pivotal role of patient selection and the necessity of pre-planning for urethra patent restoration. She'll also provide an inside look into the financial aspects surrounding the treatment of obstructive urolithiasis, an often overlooked yet significant factor in veterinary care.
Our conversation also takes a realistic look at the potential drawbacks of Rachel's technique, particularly in a field setting - the risk of re-obstruction and the need for both veterinarians and clients to be prepared for it. We'll explore the peculiarities of goat diets, and the crucial role of comprehensive home management in securing successful treatment outcomes. You'll hear from co-hosts Sarah Wright and Lisa Fortier as we delve into the significant impact Rachel's work has had on the field of veterinary medicine. Lastly, we'll touch on the indispensable role that research plays in veterinary care, and take a moment to appreciate journals like JAVMA, which facilitate such essential care. Be sure to tune in, absorb Rachel's valuable insights, and let us know your thoughts by leaving a rating and review on your preferred podcast platform.
Full article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.07.0427

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Exploring the Benefits of a Lidocaine CRI in Rabbit GI Obstruction Management Nov 07, 2023

Are you ready to have your minds blown with some intriguing insights on the use of a lidocaine CRI in rabbits? Dr. Gail Huckins is here to share breakthrough findings, which suggest that this treatment option not only bolsters survival rates for rabbits with gastrointestinal obstruction but also has the potential to lessen owner costs and nursing burdens. You'll be hooked as Gail takes us on a journey through her research process and the fascinating discoveries she's made along the way.
We'll delve into the implications of Gail's findings and exploring the benefits of a lidocaine CRI. If you're wondering where you can get your hands on Gail’s paper, we've got you covered. It's published in JAVMA or you can also check it out online. Plus, don’t forget to drop your ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast platform. Prepare to be enlightened on this life-saving treatment for rabbits!
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Unveiling the Heroic World of Search and Rescue Dogs: Insights from a 15-Year Longitudinal Study Oct 31, 2023

Uncover the heroic world of search and rescue dogs as we welcome Cindy Otto and Abby Seeley to the Veterinary Vertex podcast. This episode promises to dig into a 15-year longitudinal study that unveils the occupational hazards, longevity, and overall health of these unsung heroes, shedding light on how veterinary care and mental engagement impact these canines' lives. In our conversation with Cindy, you'll also learn about the PennVet Working Dog Center.
As we move further, the focus shifts to the valuable insights this groundbreaking study provides for the veterinary field. Abby, a fourth-year veterinary student, shares her experiences and how this research is revolutionizing her perception of veterinary medicine. Get ready to be inspired as our guests detail their preparation for the podcast and the opportunity to share their work with our listeners. So, brace yourselves for an insightful and inspirational episode, as we dive into the extraordinary lives of search and rescue dogs.
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Uncovering Discrepancies in Neonatal Incubator Temperatures: A Theriogenologist's Insight Oct 24, 2023

Imagine the heartbreak of losing a newborn puppy due to a malfunctioning incubator. It's a tragic reality that our guest, Bruce Christensen, a theriogenologist and a veterinarian, has faced and is now dedicated to preventing. We delve into a critical issue - the alarming discrepancy in temperatures between what's set and achieved in neonatal incubators. Bruce shares the findings of his comprehensive research that uncovers how certain incubator models can heat up to fatal temperatures far surpassing the set limit, leading to heartbreaking loss of neonatal animals.
Bruce's expertise doesn't stop at just identifying the problem; he provides a solution by emphasizing the absolute necessity of double-checking incubator temperatures. He takes us through his remarkable journey of overcoming challenges to step into the world of theriogenology. As we navigate the passion-filled pathway he has trodden, you would also discover a personal keepsake that fuels his drive. Make sure not to miss this enlightening episode that can potentially save lives and bring about meaningful change in neonatal care.

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Exploring the Impact of Anxiety Medication on Dogs: GMA Protocol Insights Oct 17, 2023

Get ready to uncover the remarkably transformative world of veterinary anesthesia and analgesia, as we navigate through a ground-breaking clinical trial that has the potential to change the lives of anxious and aggressive dogs. Our special guest, Renata Costa from Murdoch University, Australia, sheds light on her innovative research involving gabapentin, melatonin and acepromazine. This study has opened up new doors in the realm of veterinary medicine, demonstrating remarkable success in reducing stress in over 90% of dogs during hospital visits. As we journey through this fascinating exploration, we also touch upon the vital role of clear communication and client compliance in administering these life-altering medications.
Moving forward, we venture into the intricacies of the GMA protocol, an essential discussion for veterinarians and pet owners with anxious dogs. The conversation spotlights the importance of patient-specific sedation and the various implications of the prescribed drugs. We discuss not only the benefits of these protocols but also their limitations and side effects, offering a comprehensive understanding of this complex subject. The conversation evolves to focus on the hospital visit experience, managing expectations and the pivotal role of mentors and parents in nurturing motivation and resilience. An episode guaranteed to enrich your knowledge in the realm of veterinary medicine, make sure you tune in.
Full article: Gabapentin, melatonin, and acepromazine combination prior to hospital visits decreased stress scores in aggressive and anxious dogs in a prospective clinical trial in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)

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Insights into Cat Gonadal Status: The Hormonal Perspective Oct 10, 2023

Get ready for a thrilling exploration of the intriguing world of feline reproduction with our special guests, Drs. Alan Conley and Aime Johnson, authors of Anti-Müllerian hormone and inhibin-B concentrations vary cyclically in nonovulating queens within reference ranges established for determining gonadal status in cats in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org). This fascinating conversation promises to unveil the importance of anti-Müllerian hormone and inhibin-B concentrations in determining the gonadal status of cats. We'll probe into how these hormones, produced by granulosa cells within the ovarian follicles, play a significant role in detecting ovarian tissue, and how establishing a population-based reference range for these hormones provides a solid foundation for interpreting results from cases seeking to determine gonadal status in cats.
Our conversation further delves into the potential of this pioneering research to help diagnose ovarian remnant syndrome in cats. Alan and Aime will impart their enlightening findings on the cyclicity of these hormones and their connection to a cat's follicular activity. Learn about their manuscript's journey from submission to publication in JAVMA. You won't want to miss this captivating discussion as we spotlight the impressive impact their work has had on the veterinary medical field. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.

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18F-FDG uptake in digital tissues of healthy horses Oct 03, 2023

Drs. Andrea Oliver and Andrew van Eps authors of "Effect of ambulation following 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose injection on standing positron emission tomography of the healthy equine digit in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 84 Issue 9 (2023) (avma.org)" discuss 18F-FDG uptake values for healthy horses undergoing standing PET imaging. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.

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Corporate vs. privately owned veterinary clinics Sep 26, 2023

Dr. Lori Kogan author of "Differences in perceptions and satisfaction exist among veterinarians employed at corporate versus privately owned veterinary clinics in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses the positives and negatives of corporate-owned hospitals when compared to privately owned practices. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.

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False positive FeLV SNAP ELISA results in cats with ASIMO Sep 19, 2023

Dr. Laura Izquierdo author of "A retrospective review of cats with suspected false positive results in point-of-care feline leukemia virus tests and concurrent immune-mediated anemia in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 10 (2023) (avma.org) discusses the necessity of confirming positive FeLV SNAP ELISA results with additional tools in cats with anemia of suspected immune-mediated origin (ASIMO). Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Veterinary antibiograms as one-health tools Sep 12, 2023

Drs. Catherine Lorenz and Heather Fritz authors of "Antibiograms as one-health tools for antimicrobial stewardship: California’s experience with livestock antibiogram development in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 9 (2023) (avma.org)" discuss antibiogram creation, use, and development by US veterinary diagnostic laboratories. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Veterinary antibiograms for empiric antimicrobial selection Sep 05, 2023

Drs. Claire Burbick and Edith Marshall authors of "Benefits and challenges of creating veterinary antibiograms for empiric antimicrobial selection in support of antimicrobial stewardship and advancement of one-health goals in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss veterinary antibiograms. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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RAPACAT trial: Rapamycin in cats with subclinical HCM Aug 29, 2023

Dr. Joshua Stern author of "Delayed-release rapamycin halts progression of left ventricular hypertrophy in subclinical feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: results of the RAPACAT trial in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how delayed-release rapamycin may prevent or delay progressive left ventricular hypertrophy in cats with subclinical HCM. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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JAVMArt Jubilee Aug 22, 2023

Drs. Jolle Kirpensteijn, Ken Gorczyca, and John Plishka discuss the JAVMArt Jubilee—celebrating 50 years of the JAVMA cover art you love! Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Immune cell populations in asthmatic horses Aug 15, 2023

Dr. Celine Loubiere author of "B- and T-cell lymphocytes and other immune cell infiltration in the duodenal and rectal mucosa of severe asthmatic horses in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how asthmatic horses have greater infiltration of T lymphocytes in the duodenal and rectal mucosa. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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PFAS: using comparative medicine to understand exposure Aug 08, 2023

Drs. Heather Brake and John Kaneene authors of "Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances: using comparative medicine to understand exposure and adverse health outcomes in people and their pets in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 84 Issue 7 (2023) (avma.org)" and "Current per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) research points to a growing threat in animals in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 7 (2023) (avma.org)" discuss current per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) research. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Canine vaccination risk factors Aug 01, 2023

Dr. George Moore author of "Breed, smaller weight, and multiple injections are associated with increased adverse event reports within three days following canine vaccine administration in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how risk factor information can be used to update canine vaccination protocols and client communication. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Synovial sepsis Jul 26, 2023

Drs. Garett Pearson and Heidi Reesink, authors of "Synovial sepsis diagnostics and antimicrobial resistance: a one-health perspective in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 8 (2023) (avma.org)" and "Equine synovial sepsis laboratory submissions yield a low rate of positive bacterial culture and a high prevalence of antimicrobial resistance in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss the current state of diagnostics for synovial sepsis. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Grade shift for recurrent canine soft tissue sarcomas and mast cell tumors Jul 19, 2023

Dr. Maureen Griffin, Dr. Bernard Seguin, and Dr. Brandan Wustefeld-Janssens, authors of "Grade shifts in recurrent canine soft tissue sarcomas and mast cell tumors in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss grade shift for recurrent canine STS and MCT. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Outcomes associated with anal sacculectomy in dogs with AGASACA Jul 11, 2023

Dr. Maureen Griffin author of "Short- and long-term outcomes associated with anal sacculectomy in dogs with massive apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcinoma in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how dogs with massive AGASACA experienced prolonged survival following anal sacculectomy despite a high incidence of local recurrence and metastasis. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Ophthalmic solution ropinirole induces emesis in dogs Jun 20, 2023

Dr. Natalie Rosenstein author of "Ropinirole has similar efficacy to apomorphine for induction of emesis and removal of foreign and toxic gastric material in dogs in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses the use of ophthalmic solution ropinirole for the induction of emesis in dogs. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Emesis induction in cats Jun 13, 2023

Dr. Christiana Fischer author of "Emesis induction is successful for recovery of gastric foreign objects in cats in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how to successfully induce emesis in cats. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Influences on decision-making and outcome for dogs with nontraumatic hemoabdomen Jun 06, 2023

Drs. Jenna Menard, Skylar Sylvester, and Daniel Lopez authors of "Assessing major influences on decision-making and outcome for dogs presenting emergently with nontraumatic hemoabdomen in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss factors contributing to owner decision-making, satisfaction, and perception of quality of life with treatment of dogs with nontraumatic hemoabdomen. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Diving into dermatology May 30, 2023

Dr. Rosanna Marsella, Guest Editor of the June 2023 JAVMA dermatology supplemental issue, shares what readers can expect to find in this special issue. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Reverse zoonoses May 23, 2023

Dr. Frederick Kibenge author of "A One Health approach to mitigate the impact of influenza A virus (IAV) reverse zoonosis is by vaccinating humans and susceptible farmed and pet animals in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" and "Continuous surveillance and viral discovery in animals and humans are a core component of a one-health approach to address recent viral reverse zoonoses in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses reverse zoonoses. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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d,l-Methionine in combination with amoxicillin–clavulanic acid successfully dissolves struvite urocystoliths in dogs May 16, 2023

Dr. Amber Harris author of "d,l-Methionine in combination with amoxicillin–clavulanic acid successfully dissolves spontaneously occurring infection-induced struvite urocystoliths in dogs: a pilot study in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses how d,l-methionine and amoxicillin–clavulanic acid can be used without changing diet for dissolution of infection-induced struvite urocystoliths in dogs. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Cancer sniffing dogs May 09, 2023

Laurie Malone and Dr. MacKenzie Pellin, authors of "Trained dogs can accurately discriminate between scents of saliva samples from dogs with cancer versus healthy controls in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss how dogs can be trained to detect differences in scent between saliva samples from cancer and normal patients. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Pneumatic compression therapy accelerates lymphatic flow in equine forelimbs May 02, 2023

Drs. Lauren Schnabel and Drew Koch, authors of "Pneumatic compression therapy using the EQ Press accelerates lymphatic flow in healthy equine forelimbs as determined by lymphoscintigraphy in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 84 Issue 4 (2023) (avma.org)" discuss pneumatic compression therapy as provided by an equine-specific device to encourage lymphatic flow in equine forelimbs. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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CBD and CBDA in veterinary medicine Apr 25, 2023

Dr. Joe Wakshlag, author of "The clinical use of cannabidiol and cannabidiolic acid–rich hemp in veterinary medicine and lessons from human medicine in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 5 (2023) (avma.org)" and "A One Health perspective on comparative cannabidiol and cannabidiolic acid pharmacokinetics and biotransformation in humans and domestic animals in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discusses the clinical use of CBD and CBDA in veterinary medicine. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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A one-health review on brucellosis Apr 18, 2023

Dr. Toby Pinn-Woodcock, author of "A one-health review on brucellosis in the United States in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 4 (2023) (avma.org)" and "Antibody response over time correlated with treatment outcome in 30 dogs naturally infected with Brucella canis (2017–2022) in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 84 Issue 4 (2023) (avma.org)" discusses the zoonotic considerations for Brucella spp. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Genomic tumor analysis provides clinical guidance for the management of diagnostically challenging cancers in dogs Apr 11, 2023

Dr. Esther Chon, author of "Genomic tumor analysis provides clinical guidance for the management of diagnostically challenging cancers in dogs in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)," discusses how an evidence-driven genomic assay provided diagnostic guidance, prognostic support, and therapeutic options for patients with an unclear cancer diagnosis. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Endoscopic application of fibrin glue as a treatment for postintubation tracheal lacerations in cats Apr 04, 2023

Dr. Elizabeth Maxwell and Molly Cohen, authors of "Endoscopic application of fibrin glue may be a feasible method of treatment for postintubation tracheal lacerations in cats in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 84 Issue 3 (2023) (avma.org)," discuss how the endoscopic application of fibrin glue may be a feasible method of treatment for postintubation tracheal lacerations in cats. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Liquid biopsy testing for cancer detection in dogs Mar 28, 2023

Dr. Andi Flory, author of "Clinical experience with next-generation sequencing–based liquid biopsy testing for cancer detection in dogs: a review of 1,500 consecutive clinical cases in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)," discusses liquid biopsy for cancer detection in dogs. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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SARS-CoV-2 in dogs and cats Mar 20, 2023

Amanda Liew, author of "Clinical and epidemiologic features of SARS-CoV-2 in dogs and cats compiled through national surveillance in the United States in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)," discusses the clinical and epidemiologic features of SARS-CoV-2 in companion animals. Hosted by Associate Editor Dr. Sarah Wright and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Vasectomy and ovary-sparing spay in dogs Mar 17, 2023

Dr. Chris Zink, author of "Vasectomy and ovary-sparing spay in dogs: comparison of health and behavior outcomes with gonadectomized and sexually intact dogs in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 3 (2023) (avma.org)," discusses health and behavior outcomes of vasectomy and ovary-sparing spay in dogs. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Ultrasonographic Diagnosis of Femoral Fractures in Large Animals Mar 07, 2023

Drs. Mary Beth Whitcomb and Susan Jones, authors of "Ultrasonographic diagnosis of femoral fractures in large animals in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 13 (2022) (avma.org)," discuss the use of ultrasonography for the diagnosis of femoral fractures in large animals. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Smartwatches exhibit high accuracy in evaluating HR and SPO2 in cats Feb 27, 2023

Dr. Latif Emrah Yanmaz author of "Two different smartwatches exhibit high accuracy in evaluating heart rate and peripheral oxygen saturation in cats when compared with the electrocardiography and transmittance pulse oximetry in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 2 (2023) (avma.org)," discusses how two different smartwatches exhibited high accuracy in evaluating heart rate and SpO2 in cats. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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A One-health Perspective: Use of Hemoderivative Regenerative Therapies Feb 21, 2023

Dr. Andris Kaneps, author of "A one-health perspective: use of hemoderivative regenerative therapies in canine and equine patients in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 3 (2023) (avma.org)," discusses the use of hemoderivative regenerative therapies. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Meet Our Student Associate Editors! Feb 13, 2023

Student Associate Editors, Ankita Gupta, Kristina Muise, and Bradley Hogshead discuss what they bring to the table as Student Associate Editors and their career goals. Hosted by Associate Editors Drs. Sarah Wright and Jason Stull.
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Veterinary Technicians Contribute to Shared Decision-making Feb 06, 2023

Drs. Jane Shaw, Natasha Janke, and Jason Coe, authors of "Veterinary technicians contribute to shared decision-making during companion animal veterinary appointments in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 15 (2022) (avma.org)," describe and compare veterinary professionals’ use of shared decision-making during companion animal appointments. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.

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A One-health Lens Offers New Perspectives on the Importance of Endocrine Diseases in the Equine Athlete Jan 30, 2023

Equine surgeon, Dr. Jane Manfredi, one of the authors of "A one-health lens offers new perspectives on the importance of endocrine disorders in the equine athlete in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 2 (2023) (avma.org)" and "A one-health approach to identifying and mitigating the impact of endocrine disorders on human and equine athletes in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)," discusses the impact of endocrinopathies on human and equine athletes. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Student Award Winner Minisode: Dr. Briana Domenegato Jan 26, 2023

Dr. Briana Domenegato, one of the authors of “Effects of handling and storage on potassium concentration in plasma and serum samples obtained from cats in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 2 (2022) (avma.org)" talks about her experience as a JAVMA Student Award Winner. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Sildenafil as a Treatment for Canine Megaesophagus Jan 23, 2023

Small animal internist, Dr. Jillian Haines, author of "A randomized crossover study of compounded liquid sildenafil for treatment of generalized megaesophagus in dogs in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 4 (2022) (avma.org)", discusses sildenafil as a treatment for generalized megaesophagus in dogs. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Evaluation of the validity of the double two-thirds rule for diagnosing hemangiosarcoma in dogs Jan 16, 2023

Small animal surgeon, Dr. Janet Grimes, author of "Evaluation of the validity of the double two-thirds rule for diagnosing hemangiosarcoma in dogs with nontraumatic hemoperitoneum due to a ruptured splenic mass: a systematic review in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 261 Issue 1 (2023) (avma.org)", discusses the validity of the double two-thirds rule for diagnosing hemangiosarcoma. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Nutritional Management is Superior to Metronidazole for Treatment of Acute Colitis in Dogs Jan 09, 2023

Veterinary internal medicine specialist, Dr. Adam Rudinsky, author of "Randomized controlled trial demonstrates nutritional management is superior to metronidazole for treatment of acute colitis in dogs in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue S3 (2022) (avma.org)", discusses how for canine noninfectious acute colitis, dietary management with an easily digestible diet with or without psyllium enhancement proved a superior management strategy compared to metronidazole. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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CT and MRI for Equine Lameness Cases Jan 02, 2023

Equine surgeon, Dr. Katherine Garrett, author of "When radiography and ultrasonography are not enough: the use of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging for equine lameness cases in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 10 (2022) (avma.org)", discusses the applications of CT and MRI for equine lameness cases, including her unique perspective on diagnostic imaging as a surgeon. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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2022 - A Very Good Year for Your Journals! Dec 26, 2022

Editor-in-Chief and Publications Division Director, Dr. Lisa Fortier, and Assistant Director, Nick DeLuca, share the many positive changes and improvements for the AVMA Journals and the exciting plans for 2023. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright.
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Dairy Sustainability Dec 19, 2022

Veterinarians Dr. Blake Nguyen and Dr. Daryl Nydam, authors of "Dairy production sustainability through a one-health lens in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" and "Herd turnover rate reexamined: a tool for improving profitability, welfare, and sustainability in: American Journal of Veterinary Research - Ahead of print (avma.org)" discuss dairy production sustainability, with a focus on one-health. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Putting Authors First: A Customer Service Approach Dec 12, 2022

Editorial Manager, Karen Dodson, Senior Administrative Coordinator, Stacey Geelan, and Publishing Editor, Michelle Krieger, discuss how the AVMA Journals prioritize customer service to ensure a great author experience. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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The True Cost of Home-Cooked Diets Dec 05, 2022

Veterinary nutritionist Dr. Valerie Parker, author of "Home-cooked diets cost more than commercially prepared dry kibble diets for dogs with chronic enteropathies in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue S3 (2022) (avma.org)" discusses financial and nutritional considerations for home-cooked vs. commercially prepared diets. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Emerging Topics in Nutrition Nov 28, 2022

Veterinary nutritionists and Guest Editors for the December 2022 JAVMA supplement, "Emerging Topics in Nutrition," Dr. Valerie Parker and Dr. Teresa Burns discuss important clinical nutrition topics for small and large animals. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Protocols through a One-Health Approach Nov 21, 2022

Veterinary anesthesiologist, Dr. Luis Campoy, author of “Development of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols in veterinary medicine through a one-health approach: the role of anesthesia and locoregional techniques in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 14 (2022) (avma.org)" discusses Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Protocols through a one-health approach, with a focus on the importance of cross-discipline training. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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African Swine Fever Virus: What Every Veterinarian Should Know Nov 14, 2022

Veterinarian, Dr. Chris Rademacher, one of the authors of “Impact of human behavior on the spread of African swine fever virus: what every veterinarian should know in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 12 (2022) (avma.org)" discusses African swine fever virus (ASFV) and how ASFV is an animal disease and a human problem. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Comparative Veterinary Geroscience Nov 07, 2022

Veterinarian, Dr. Brennen McKenzie, one of the authors of “Comparative veterinary geroscience: mechanism of molecular, cellular, and tissue aging in humans, laboratory animal models, and companion dogs and cats in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 6 (2022) (avma.org)" and "The phenotype of aging in the dog: how aging impacts the health and well-being of dogs and their caregivers in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 9 (2022) (avma.org)" discusses veterinary geroscience, with a focus on how aging affects both animals and humans. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine Oct 31, 2022

Veterinary radiologist, Ryan Appleby and medical physicist, Parminder Basran, authors of “Artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 8 (2022) (avma.org)" and "The unmet potential of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 5 (2022) (avma.org)" discuss the role of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine, with a focus on its applications and controversy in diagnostic imaging. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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A Horse in the Musculoskeletal Imaging Race Oct 24, 2022

Veterinary radiologist, Dr. Mathieu Spriet, one of the authors of “Positron emission tomography: a horse in the musculoskeletal imaging race in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 7 (2022) (avma.org)" talks about PET and one health. Dr. Spriet also shares how there is great promise for earlier and more accurate clinical diagnosis, as well as better understanding of pathophysiology and response to treatment with this imaging modality. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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A One Health Approach in Regenerative Medicine Oct 17, 2022

Veterinary dental and oral surgery specialist, Dr. Boaz Arzi, one of the authors of “The oromaxillofacial region as a model for a one-health approach in regenerative medicine in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 4 (2022) (avma.org)" talks about regenerative medicine and one health. Dr. Arzi also shares the challenges in this arena as a clinician-scientist. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Student Award Winner Minisode: Brendan Nagler and Dr. Corey Fisher Oct 10, 2022

Veterinary Student, Brendan Nagler, one of the authors of “ATP7A, ATP7B, and RETN genotypes in Labrador Retrievers with and without copper-associated hepatopathy in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Ahead of print (avma.org)" and Dr. Corey Fisher, one of the authors of "Effects of a flotation vest and water flow rate on limb kinematics of Siberian Huskies swimming against a current in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 82 Issue 12 (2021) (avma.org)" talk about their experiences as JAVMA and AJVR Student Award Winners. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Intern Award Winner Minisode: Dr. Ashley Iodence Oct 10, 2022

Small Animal Surgery Resident, Dr. Ashley Iodence, one of the authors of “Dogs undergoing surgical excision of mast cell tumors are not at increased risk of incisional complications in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue S1 (2022) (avma.org)" talks about her experience as a JAVMA Intern Award Winner. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier, PhD, DACVS.
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Resident Award Winner Minisode: Drs. Nicole Mikoni and Christina de Armond Oct 10, 2022

Dr. Nicole Mikoni, one of the authors of “Evaluation of weight-bearing, locomotion, thermal antinociception, and footpad size in a carrageenan-induced inflammatory model in the cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus) in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 8 (2022) (avma.org)" and Dr. Christina de Armond, one of the authors of "Accuracy of virtual surgical planning and custom three-dimensionally printed osteotomy and reduction guides for acute uni- and biapical correction of antebrachial deformities in dogs in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 13 (2022) (avma.org)" talk about their experiences as JAVMA and AJVR Resident Award Winners. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Intern Award Winner Minisode: Dr. Tyler Sugerman Oct 10, 2022

Emergency Medicine Veterinarian, Dr. Tyler Sugerman, one of the authors of “Clients' attitudes toward veterinarians' attire in the small animal emergency medicine setting in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 253 Issue 3 () (avma.org)" talks about his experience as a JAVMA Intern Award Winner. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Intern Award Winner Minisode: Dr. Brenna Pugliese Oct 10, 2022

Cornell University Large Animal Surgery Resident, Dr. Brenna Pugliese, one of the authors of “Biomechanical and wearability testing of novel legwear for variably limiting extension of the metacarpophalangeal joint of horses in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 82 Issue 1 (2021) (avma.org)" talks about her experience as an AJVR Intern Award Winner. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Leptospirosis and Life Lessons Oct 03, 2022

Veterinary internal medicine specialist and thought leader in infectious diseases, Dr. Jane Sykes, one of the authors of “Understanding leptospirosis: application of state-of-the-art molecular typing tools with a One Health lens in: American Journal of Veterinary Research Volume 83 Issue 10 (2022) (avma.org)” and "A global one health perspective on leptospirosis in humans and animals in: Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Volume 260 Issue 13 (2022) (avma.org)" talks about leptospirosis and one health. She also shares details of how her business administration training is crucial to her success in the one-health arena. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Sharing My Student Associate Editor Experience Sep 26, 2022

Cornell veterinary student, Jacqueline Chevalier, shares her experience as the inaugural author of the JAVMA student initiative, “Did You Know?” and her experience as an Associate Editor for the AVMA Journals. She also shares what she’s learned about her own scientific writing and her career goals. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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Regenerative Medicine and a Veterinarian’s Role in the COVID-19 Pandemic Sep 15, 2022

Veterinary surgical oncologist Dr. Nicole Ehrhart, one of the authors of “Regenerative medicine 2.0: Extracellular vesicle–based therapeutics for musculoskeletal tissue regeneration,” talks about translational and regenerative medicine, including how she discovered her passion for this field of inquiry through an unplanned volunteer experience early in her career. She also shares details of how she came to drive the process of implementing surveillance testing for COVID-19 in her state of Colorado. Hosted by Associate Editor, Dr. Sarah Wright, and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Lisa Fortier.
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