Podcasts about pet meds

Dr. Roger pet owner concerns about the potential for the newest generation of flea and tick preventatives - in a class of compounds called isoxazolines - to cause seizures. While products Nextgard, Bravecto, and Simparica Trio have gained in popularity due to their effectiveness, there is a growing concern among pet owners for the potential of neurological side effects in the pets attributed to treatment with these products. Dr. Roger Welton is a practicing veterinarian and media personality, CEO/attending veterinarian at ⁠⁠⁠Premier Veterinary Care⁠⁠⁠, and author of the top selling book, ⁠⁠⁠The Man In The White Coat⁠⁠⁠.  Dr. Roger selects listener emails to be addressed on the air, so if interested in having your voice heard on the podcast, email comments or questions to comments@web-dvm.net.  For more content from Dr. Roger visit his blog at ⁠⁠⁠Web-DVM.net⁠⁠⁠ and you can also follow his public Facebook profile by friend requesting "Roger Welton DVM".

AEOR 543 - www.watchaeor.com Wife admits she tried to poison her veterinarian husband with his own stash of animal drugs (nypost.com) NYC tech mogul killed by assistant over fear girlfriend would leave him if she learned he embezzled from boss: attorney (nypost.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aeor/message

This Week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: A wife accused of poisoning her veterinarian husband with drugs used to euthanize animals. Plus, a woman who allegedly sought a hit man to kill her ex-husband's new wife and daughter.  Robert Corbett joins host Ana Garcia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This month's countertop chat with host Justin Baker will feature special guest, MWI Animal Health's Pet Whisperer Alison Hodgson, as they “paw-nder” a new non-PBM revenue generating revenue opportunity that is near and dear to all of us.  Being a growing $3B retail and $19B pet OTC market, studies have shown that pet owners want to purchase pet products for their fur babies from someone they can trust, putting this “paw-some” “opp-purr-tunity” for independent pharmacies at the top of that list.  This booming new market segment is positioned “purr-fectly” for independents, as these animal-y-tics shared that; 45% of Americans buy their pet a birthday gift 73% of Americans let their pets sit on the couch 95% consider their pet part of the family   Alison points out that her research demonstrates that most families want to get their medications for ALL of their family members in one place (including their fur babies), and that high income households account for roughly 60% of the spending, because money is no object, with our four- legged friends.  As you develop your stores personal brand, this niche will build loyalty like no other, will garner a profitable cash business, and “dif-fur-entiate” your store from the chains.  From passing out dog treats in your drive through window, to “pet-working” with local veterinarians, Alison shares tips and tricks on how to gain visibility and market share.  The growth “pet-ential is limitless”.

Dr. Courtney welcomes Dr. Kathryn Primm, veterinarian and host of Nine Lives with Dr. Kat on Pet Life Radio to talk about cat prevention strategies. It's kitten season, so if you're bringing home a new feline friend, it's important to start integrating your veterinary healthcare team right from the start. Tune in to find out how! EPISODE NOTES: We're Just Kitten!

ASX-listed Mad Paws will pay $20m to buy online pet medication and healthcare products business Pet Chemist.   Share market investors have been bracing for a painful couple of days - for Russian, Ukrainian and global markets - as tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to heat up.   Legendary investor Carl Icahn is leveraging his reputation to tackle an issue close to his heart: the welfare of pigs - and he has pointed the finger at McDonald's.   ---   Save money and win cash prizes up to $250k weekly: https://www.flux.finance/win-the-week Get your credit score for free: https://bit.ly/fluxcreditscore Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play Store): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance   ---   The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A collaboration for the ages! Surgery and Toxicology combine to make this episode truly special. Certain specialists (surgery and toxicology) rarely work together but occasionally their relationship is imperative for the best patient outcome. I was so happy to be joined by Dr. Justine Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT (VetGirl) to discuss Batteries, Gorilla Glue, Yeast, and other toxins that could be helped with surgical intervention. To be sure, if your pet has eaten a toxin or you are worried that your pet has eaten a toxin please contact the poison control hotline or the ASPCA Poison Control. There are joys in using a multidisciplinary veterinary medical team to save a life. This episode is not only fun, fascinating, but also potentially lifesaving. EPISODE NOTES: Anything Pawsible Episode 12 Unlikely Teammates: A Surgery and Toxicology Collaboration. A Conversation with Criticalist and Toxicologist Dr. Justine Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT

Over the summer, Dutch authorities announced that mink may have transmitted the novel coronavirus to a worker at a mink farm in the Netherlands. This was believed to be the first concrete evidence of a different species passing the novel coronavirus to a human. Since then, six countries have identified the novel coronavirus at mink farms and scientists believe hundreds of people have been infected by mink. Culling of the mink has been recommended for public health considerations resulting in the tragic loss of many mink. This episode aims to understand the issues regarding infectious disease, how these precious creatures are cared for. and protected by veterinarians, and the urgent One Health zoonotic implications of the novel coronavirus transmission from mink to people. Dr. John Easly helps me sort out facts from fiction regarding the latest news on mink medicine. EPISODE NOTES: Mink, Novel Coronavirus and Mink Medicine: A Conversation with a Mink Veterinarian Dr John Easley

Jack Logar and Nikki Drake from The Jack and Nikki Show on 102 WVAQ discuss surprising research that indicates constant criticism is bad for you, learn how to administer pills to pets and then Nikki eats a bunch of crickets for some reason.

When it comes to the fight against the novel coronavirus, we need all hands on deck and it turns out there may be some toes on deck as well. An unlikely species is being investigated to see if it could be a vital ally with humans in the fight against COVD-19. Llamas, and other camelids, produce a specialized type of antibodies which are known as nanobodies. Scientists are investigating if those same nanobodies could help prevent the novel coronavirus from entering a host cell. Does this research have real teeth? Does it have potential to work? Dr. Robert Callan - a professor at Colorado State University Livestock Medicine and Surgery Service - not only discusses whether this research has promise, but we also discuss the potential challenges the researchers may face, basics of camelid medicine, why llamas spit, and so many other fun facts about camelids. You're not going to want to miss this conversation. Although it may not usurp a dog's position as man's best friend. It may come pretty close. EPISODE NOTES: The Llama: Our New Best Friends in The Fight Against the Novel Coronavirus

Health and Lifestyle contributor Monica Leighton shares the importance of microchipping your pets in observance of "National Check the Chip Day" | Celebrity dog trainer Joel Silverman offers professional tips on back to school transition training for your pups | Leeanna Gantt, founder of TookTake medication control introduces the label system to cover dosage of hourly, daily and 7-10 day intervals.

Health and Lifestyle contributor Monica Leighton shares the importance of microchipping your pets in observance of "National Check the Chip Day" | Celebrity dog trainer Joel Silverman offers professional tips on back to school transition training for your pups | Leeanna Gantt, founder of TookTake medication control introduces the label system to cover dosage of hourly, daily and 7-10 day intervals.

What has to be done to help veterinary schools survive the coronavirus crisis and what impact will the pandemic have on veterinary medical education. Will students get the education they desperately need and want? New veterinary graduates are the next generation tasked with protecting and preserving animal and human health. Because their educational experience has been upended, many veterinary schools will have to enact permanent changes. Whether it’s distance learning, resolving basic technical issues, access to learning materials, Internet access, how students can receive and turn in assignments; and how students can be assessed and graded by their professors, there are so many questions to answer about how to educate young veterinary students in the midst of a pandemic. In this conversation, we discuss why it is so vital to nourish the young talent in veterinary schools and how to protect their educational experience. EPISODE NOTES: What Veterinary Schools Must Do To Survive The Coronavirus Crisis And Why Their Survival is So Important with Dr. Phil Nelson

Taking meds is the worst. Imagine if a pet could talk about their medication experiences! Join Sam as she provides some useful tips to administer their medications.As always, if you enjoyed the show, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Social Media News Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/petspodcast.htmlITunes Feed: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-pets-podcast/id1493109650GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnNnGMp0Jaw&list=PLF8Qial15ufpPnxs1xqANLSJVL0LPcfkj"list=PLF8Qial15ufpPnxs1xqANLSJVL0LPcfkjTwitter: https://twitter.com/gsmc_petsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Golden-State-Media-Concepts-Pets-Podcast-104408231083072/Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Social Media News Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying, or redistribution of The GSMC Social Media Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Happiness in the workplace. We’re all striving to achieve it and for some of us every day can be a challenge. As caregivers, we naturally prioritize care for others and frequently neglect taking care of ourselves. Our mental health eventually suffers which is one reason why so many veterinarians experience emotional distress in the workplace. That’s why veterinary medicine as a profession is working so hard to better understand how to improve workplace well being. The urgency of the moment is particularly acute with studies indicating that veterinarians are much more likely than non-veterinarians to think about suicide and 2.7 times more likely to attempt it. Learning to spot signs of distress and manage the emotional demands of the job are tremendously important. My conversation with positive psychology strategist, Josh Vaisman is extremely illuminating. He discusses burnout, if work-life balance is real, and how to help cultivate environments in which veterinary professionals can thrive. Whether you’re a veterinary health professional or just want to be happy at your job, this is a conversation you need to hear. EPISODE NOTES: When Work-Life Balance Loses Its Balance. (And How to Fix It) with Josh Vaisman, Positive Psychology Strategist, CCFP, MAPPCP (PgC)

Veterinarians have been asked to donate vital supplies to coronavirus fight. The NAVC (North American Veterinary Community) stepped up and joined the fight by making a large donation to the Florida Department of Health. Thousands of sets of medical shoe covers, hundreds of masks, isolation and surgical gowns, medical head covers, gloves, other personal protective equipment and medical-grade disinfection solutions were repurposed to help protect those on the front lines. But we don't stop there, in this conversation, I am joined by NAVC's CEO, Gene O'Neil as we talk about VMX, one of the largest veterinary conferences in the world, NAVC's expanding outreach to the veterinary community, and their expanding media portfolio. Enjoy an eye-opening conversation about the philanthropic power of large organizations as they help those in need. EPISODE NOTES: Veterinary Donates Urgent Medical Supplies to Florida During COVID Pandemic with NAVC

Novel Coronavirus. COVID -19. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 ( SARS-CoV-2) It’s currently dominating the deadlines and there is widespread concern around the world. Unfortunately, there is some degree of panic in some areas and sadly, the number of cases is climbing with over 145,000 cases confirmed including over 5,400 deaths. This situation is developing rapidly and updates are being provided at breakneck speed so those numbers are expected to change. The outpouring of love and concern for all family members - including those of a different species -- has been heartening to see. There have been a flood of questions related to whether pet parents should be concerned about their loved ones at home regarding COVID-19. Those who have working animals, service animals, and farm animals, among other animal lovers are also anxious. Tune in to my conversation with Dr. Jenifer Chatfield, DVM, DACZM, DACVPM. Dr. Chatfield specializes in infectious disease and together we aim to elucidate what pet parents need to know about this virus and discuss what science is still working hard to uncover. EPISODE NOTES: Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Your Pets: What You Need to Know. A Conversation with Dr. Jenifer Chatfield, DVM,

‘When is the doctor coming in?’ Some clients have preconceived notions of what a veterinarians looks like and they can be a bit stupefied when they see the unexpected. This can make a veterinarian feel like an outsider in the profession that they love. The Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association aims to change that. This is an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Marie Quicksall, founding member of the Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association. This discussion traverses a vast array of topics regarding multiculturalism in the field including how bias in veterinary medicine can influence patient care, the veterinary-client relationship, and well being in the workplace. The goals of the organization are to improve communication between different cultures in the field and reinforce the power of representation. According to the 2017 Bureau of Labor Statistics report "Labor Force Characteristics by Race and Ethnicity," about 92 percent of the veterinarians in the U.S. are white. MCVMA hopes its efforts will bring awareness to underrepresented groups that veterinary medicine is a career option. This is a truly enlightening and feel-good conversation that highlights the outstanding volunteers helping to improve an already great profession. EPISODE NOTES: What Does a Veterinarian Look Like? A Conversation with Dr. Quicksall of the Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association (MCVMA)

We are truly connected. There are dozens of examples of the power of the human-animal bond. The outstanding authors Barbara Natterson-Horowitz and Kathyrn Bowers have a new book that will change the way we understand the human- animal connection. In their book, the intersectionality of human and animal behavior is analyzed through the prism of adolescence. The premise of the book is both novel and genius: from young hyenas to awkward teenagers, adolescents of all species share many of the same characteristics. EPISODE NOTES: WILDHOOD: The Epic Journey from Adolescence to Adulthood in Humans and Other Animals

"What diseases can I catch from my dog?" You've probably heard someone ask that question before. In fact, you may have even contemplated or researched it for yourself. But what diseases can we give to animals? In the wake of chimpanzee respiratory disease outbreaks, Giardia transmission in African wild dogs, and human MRSA transmission to animals, reverse zoonosis (diseases humans pass to animals) is important to discuss. Compared to classic zoonotic disease transmission (animals to humans), reverse zoonosis is a far less researched topic but that is changing thanks to the tireless research by a team of researchers dedicated to protecting the health of all species. In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Tony Goldberg, a veterinary epidemiologist that doggedly pursues and fights infectious disease. This is a discussion that covers past, present, and future research on emerging diseases including a discussion on reverse zoonosis. We cover a lot of ground and our dialogue quickly transitions between different species. Preventing infectious disease lays the groundwork for our conversation and we expand to how our current understanding will lead to better methods of disease prevention. Although, the focus of this episode is centered on dangerous pathogens, it's undergirded by the beauty and depth of the human-animal bond along with the ecosystems that we all share. By understanding our role in combating infectious disease, we can protect all species from the spread of these deadly microorganisms and help further the One Health initiative. EPISODE NOTES: What Diseases Can Humans Transmit to Animals? And Other Emerging Infectious Diseases with Dr. Tony Goldberg

In this episode I talk about something I’ve found to be critical for business success: spotting patterns. You’re already doing it, and with a little focus and help from a bookkeeper you can apply this ability to your business to see what works best and makes you money.

Pet obesity is an under discussed health crisis. This condition is a significant health and welfare problem for dogs and cats and it often goes under diagnosed. Following recent studies showing that approximately 40 percent of pets are overweight, obesity is now the most common medical disorder of companion animals and a major welfare concern. It is now at epidemic proportions in the US and other industrialized countries. In some ways, this parallels the human population, which further highlights the depth of the human-animal bond. Obesity is defined as an increase in fat tissue amount sufficient to contribute to disease. Dogs and cats weighing 10–19% more than optimal weight for their breed are considered overweight; those weighing 20% or more above the optimum weight are considered obese. In this episode, we are joined by Dr Ernie Ward to discuss the causes of this pet health crisis and what we can do to win the fight against pet obesity. We also tackle some of the myths and misconceptions related to this incredibly deleterious medical condition. If the opening salvo against pet obesity is awareness and knowledge, then this episodes will put us one step closer to winning the battle. EPISODE NOTES: Obesity: A Pet Health Crisis with Dr. Ernie Ward on Pet Life Radio

You've probably seen the signs, the social media posts, and the dispensaries. Medical marijuana is on the rise. With a 20 billion dollar economic impact, the marijuana industry is growing at a record pace. This episode, Dr. Trina Hazzah, a board certified oncologist, herbalist and integrative medicine specialist, will discuss the safety and benefits of medical marijuana in animals. We'll also touch on the current legal hurdles facing the veterinary community, and considerations for choosing the right cannabis preparations to successfully treat specific medical conditions. EPISODE NOTES: Marijuana Medicine: Veterinary Cannabis with Dr. Trina Hazzah on Pet Life Radio

The Pharm discusses all of the hype surrounding CBD, breaks down the new bone builder (Evenity), and gives the skinny on pharmacokinetics of pet meds. Special guest-Nick Byrd, UAMS College of Pharmacy.

Greg Behrendt doses out pearls of wisdom about raising girls, prejudice, politics, mental illness, depression, women, relationships, cancer, relapse (taking the dog’s pills), and joining the opioid crisis. Through all his dark thoughts, trials and challenges, clarity finally came with his cancer diagnosis. He is now living in the moment and helping other people. His favorite saying in recovery is, “Bring the problem here, take the solution home,” which he tries to practice each day. Mantastic, Greg Behrendt. Mantastic. Greg Behrendt is an American comedian and author. His work as a script consultant to the HBO sitcom Sex and the City, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, paved the way for co-authoring of the New York Times bestseller He's Just Not That into You (2004), later adapted into a film by the same name. Apart from that he also hosted two short-lived television shows, The Greg Behrendt Show (2006) and Greg Behrendt's Wake Up Call (2009). Greg is also known for his podcast Walking the Room with his friend Dave Anthony and his surf/rockabilly instrumental band, The Reigning Monarchs. Greg graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in theater from the University of Oregon in 1991, though initially he had enrolled to be a business major and to play rugby. After graduation, he moved to San Francisco, where he joined an improvisational troupe, and met fellow comic Margaret Cho. In his early years, he performed comedy and improv in San Francisco and was a member of the improv troupe Crash and Burn. He came up as a performer alongside such comics as David Cross and Patton Oswalt. He is married to Amiira Ruotola. They have two daughters, Mighty Luna and Bella True. He is a recovering alcoholic and a cancer survivor.

Animal Disaster Preparedness Day - preparing for and preventing disasters for our pets from Pet Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton...Award winning veterinarian Dr. Michael Reinhart reveals game changing pet medications. And learn ways to bond with your dogs while getting fit and healthy together from Master Trainer Jacquye Schimmel from the K9 Fit Club.

Animal Disaster Preparedness Day - preparing for and preventing disasters for our pets from Pet Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton...Award winning veterinarian Dr. Michael Reinhart reveals game changing pet medications. And learn ways to bond with your dogs while getting fit and healthy together from Master Trainer Jacquye Schimmel from the K9 Fit Club.

With the seemingly endless popularity of puppy and kitten pictures, videos, and memes on the internet, it would seem that the social media script for America’s largest pet pharmacy could basically write itself. But while the customers of 1-800-PET-MEDS do like to post lots of photos of their pets, the company itself is serious about its business and about providing exceptional customer service. “We’re a really fortunate brand in that we get a lot of people who love the content that we share,” says Vanessa Penagos, content and inbound marketing director at 1-800-PET-MEDS. But “we definitely don’t go out of our way to [post puppy and kitten pictures] just because we can.” With more than 8 million customers, 1-800-PET-MEDS operates in a regulated industry in much the same way as traditional pharmacies do. So while they can help customers with their orders, there are certain topics that are off-limits. “We certainly want to be helpful, but we can’t just be giving out medical advice,” Penagos says. Still, the company differentiates itself with its friendly interactions and personal touches – like including a free dog or cat treat with every order (which results in a lot of social media praise) or remembering a pet’s name in a future interaction after a customer has mentioned it or posted it with a photo on the company’s Facebook page. A smooth customer service interaction is important because pet owners are particularly emotional about their animals. “We strive for fast, easy, helpful service” that is “100% consistent” across channels, says Penagos. Most customer engagement and customer service inquiries come on Facebook, though Instagram and Twitter are also popular channels. Customer service agents are trained to “put themselves in the customer’s shoes” so the emotional aspect is expected. “A lot of times customers just want to be heard” when it comes to complaints, Penagos says, recounting a time when a customer ended up deleting a negative post after the brand responded because the customer hadn’t expected a response. As part of its customer service promise, the company offers a 100% money-back guarantee with “no questions asked” on non-prescription items such as treats and toys. All returns are donated to animal shelters, likely resulting in even more photos of happy puppies and kittens. Vanessa joined me and Dan Moriarty for Episode 34 of the Focus on Customer Service podcast, sharing her experience as a marketer, SEO expert, and social care leader. Here are some of the key points in the interview and where to find them: 1:15 The background on 1-800-PET-MEDS 1:55 The company’s approach to social customer care 3:45 How the social media team is organized 4:32 The intersection of social media and SEO 7:05 The kinds of social media posts that 1-800-PET-MEDS sees from its emotionally-invested customers 8:49 Why 1-800-PET-MEDS maintains a “pharmacy first” approach even in the midst of lots of puppy and kitten pictures 10:20 Managing marketing and customer service in a regulated industry 15:58 Which social media channels are biggest for a pet-related company? 16:43 The potential role of Facebook Messenger for customer service 17:45 How 1-800-PET-MEDS engages with animal shelters 18:48 How a social CRM might prove helpful in social care 19:39 Vanessa shares a memorable customer interaction 21:20 The one thing that Vanessa knows now that she wishes she knew when she started in social care If you’ve had a great customer service experience with a brand on social media, please tweet us using hashtag #FOCS so we can invite that brand on a future episode. Subscribe to the Focus on Customer Service Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and SoundCloud.

It's pretty simple really - READ THE LABEL!... so why do some pet owners still do it?.... Is it because we're lazy or we think we're saving a few dollars?While some human and animal medications are similar, it;s safe to assume ALL of them are different and that human meds will either make our pets very sick and at worst - KILL them!Emergency vet Dr Katrina Gregory from Melbourne has seen it all and offers some good advice for all pet owners.

It's pretty simple really - READ THE LABEL!... so why do some pet owners still do it?.... Is it because we're lazy or we think we're saving a few dollars? While some human and animal medications are similar, it;s safe to assume ALL of them are different and that human meds will either make our pets very sick and at worst - KILL them! Emergency vet Dr Katrina Gregory from Melbourne has seen it all and offers some good advice for all pet owners.

Lanny George of Maak For Pets on taking on the big boxes. Litha Ramirez, Director of User Experience for Breakthrough Technologies how to hire the best IT talent. Learn more about Don Mazzella's new book, An American Family Sampler. The new fall edition of Small Busines Digest is now available here.

Welcome back to part two of an amazing interview. Once again, the incomparable Wendy Stevens has gotten Linda Mariano, a founder of the brilliant company 1-800-petmeds, to take time out of her busy schedule and dig even deeper into her past and into the founding of this great company. Linda takes us back to growing up in a small town, and explains how she left the farm life to create her very own company. She felt she never fit into the farm life, and always wanted more- and that’s exactly what she got. She moved to the very southern tip of Florida, and realized that she had to make something happen. Linda is the epitome of a mover and shaker. She is a great example to look at and realize, you can’t sit around and wait for something to happen to you. She left home, had a brilliant idea, and started her own company. Her dogs were her inspiration for her company, when she realized she didn’t want to have to lug them into the veterinarian’s office, every time they needed their medication. There was a clear need in the marketplace for convenient, affordable pet medication and she filled that need. Her family had a strong animal history, with farmers and veterinarians, everywhere and Linda used those experiences and that knowledge to help. She drew from her own background to create make her way in life. Listen in as Linda talks about what’s next for her, and how she is choosing where to go from here. We all understand Linda’s background of growing up in a male driven business, being the underdogs. Women in today’s marketplace are the underdogs and we have to keep pushing through. There is some great advice for female entrepreneurs in this interview, and you really cannot miss what Linda has to say. This is how you stay true to yourself, stay a strong, powerful woman, and become successful in a male dominated world. Keep moving forward, keep thinking positive thoughts, and you will successful in your own way. Linda will change your thinking and strengthen your resolve for your business and for your future. Wendy and Linda have joined together to give you an amazing gift! Make sure an opt in to guerillamarketingtowomen.com and keep up with this amazing female entrepreneur. In this episode you will learn You have to make things happen, you can’t just sit around and wait Men take the initiative more often than men Women make 85% of all consumer purchases Positive thoughts will keep you moving forward, even in the toughest of times Tweetables “We have to break through the mold sometimes, and still be an amazing powerful woman.” “Being an entrepreneur doesn’t mean being any less feminine.” “Always stay positive and keep moving forward… it’s all going to come out good.” “If you think negative, it’s going to be negative.”

Welcome back to part two of an amazing interview. Once again, the incomparable Wendy Stevens has gotten Linda Mariano, a founder of the brilliant company 1-800-petmeds, to take time out of her busy schedule and dig even deeper into her past and into the founding of this great company. Linda takes us back to growing […]

In this episode, Dr. Roger disusses the entry of superstore giants into the pet medication industry.  He highlights how this is poised to change the face of veterinary medicine and what consequences it will have on pet owners.  Lower prices for medications would seem an inevitable  plus for pet owners, but with that may come other negative consequeces that are already beginning to occur.  Plus, we have 3 listener e-mail questions that Dr. Roger will be addressing on the air.  Please feel free to submit your question ot comments to be addressed on the air, by e-mailing them to comments@web-dvm.net.

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Dr. Welton interviews Ted Root, President and CEO of Vetcentric, the only national veterinary-focused pharmacy offering home delivery of FDA- and EPA-approved pharmaceuticals, compounded medications, and therapeutic and wellness diets to pet owners on behalf of veterinary practices.