Podcasts about veterinary hospital

In this episode, Andrea and David chat with Dr. Lauren Jones, Director of Veterinary Medicine at Shepherd Veterinary Software, Practice Owner at Veterinary Hospital of Chester County, Vet Ninja and Happiness Advocate. Dr Jones gave us tips not only on practice software and efficiency, but how to have a fulfilling and happy career. She clarified the keys to finding efficiencies within veterinary software. But she also emphasized how we need to take care of each other in the veterinary practice. Dr Jones advocated for  work/ life balance to counteract and work through burnout. She is all about 'remembering your why,' in everything you do. Come learn about veterinary software, happiness and more in yet another exciting episode.    So, grab your coffee or pour a glass of wine, and join us for an engaging conversation. Stay happy and sane!

Send Us A Question!Welcome to another episode of Questions With Crocker! In this episode, Dr. Crocker and Shane discuss a problem at the vet hospital, a very wild case that Dr. Crocker had, and breaking down some of our finances and the prices of the services that we provide.Episodes release bi-weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question or inquiry for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com, text us from the link above, or message on social media platforms.00:00 Intro01:50 What happened at our Vet Hospital07:43 Operation Kindness Case10:51 Profit Solver and looking over our finances 27:59 Funny things people have said at work30:20 Outro

This Hot Cares Christmas, we're proud to support the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital, a dedicated facility providing lifesaving care and rehabilitation for South Africa's indigenous wildlife. From treating pangolins to assisting law enforcement with wildlife crime cases, their team works tirelessly to protect some of our country's most vulnerable species. To help them continue their vital work, we're providing an industrial washing machine to meet their strict hygiene needs, ensuring a safe and sterile environment for both animals and caregivers. Hot Cares

On this edition of the Hoosier Ag This Week: Harvest is nearly complete for many farmers across Indiana. We have your Seed Genetics Direct Harvest Weather Forecast for this coming week, as well as a harvest update from northeastern Indiana, and you'll hear why Purdue Extension Corn Specialist Dan Quinn says that applying anhydrous right now would not be such a good idea. You'll also hear from Dr. Bret Marsh, who is taking on a new leadership role as the Dean and CEO of Purdue's College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Hospital after having spent 30 years as Indiana State Veterinarian with the Indiana State Board of Animal Health. All that—plus Brian Basting with Advance Trading reviews Friday's grain markets. It's all part of the Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast!

In this conversation with Dr. Kerl, JoLynn Haller and Kathryn (Kat) Carman discuss their individual journeys in veterinary medicine and their roles as Veterinary Technician Specialists (VTS) in Clinical Practice. The VTS in Clinical Practice is the technician specialty for veterinary technicians in primary care practice. JoLynn shares her experience as a technician supervisor at VCA Fairmount Animal Hospital in Syracuse, New York, while Kat discusses her role as the surgery team lead at VCA Braylon Village Animal Hospital in Peachtree City, Georgia. They explain the differences between veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, and kennel help in a veterinary hospital. JoLynn and Kat also provide insights into the VTS credentialing process and the importance of continuous learning in the field. They chat about the value of specialized knowledge and skills in providing the best patient care, highlight the role of mentors in their journey, and the benefits of pursuing VTS certification. Visit our website: vcavoice.comAll episodes produced by dādy creative

Send Us A Question!Welcome to a very special episode of Questions With Crocker! This episode Dr. Crocker and Shane are joined by Dr. Emily King and her husband Richie King! Together they co-founded All-Star Veterinary Clinic and are here to not only discuss the ups and downs of practice ownership but what they'd like to see changed in the veterinary industry.Episodes release weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question or inquiry for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com, text us from the link above, or message on social media platforms.TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionswithcrockerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionswithcrocker/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClk4BQm7SRDXJpdzraAkKRwTIMESTAMPSIntro 00:00The King's Background 03:14What Caught Shane Off Guard The Most When Buying A Clinic 08:42Growing A Clinic As One Veterinarian 12:22All-Star Veterinary Clinic's Online Pharmacy 16:18Why Dr. King Wanted To Become A Practice Owner 21:56Toxicity In Vet Med 25:50The Debt-To-Income Ratio 29:00Predicting A Shift In The Vet Med System 40:48The Growth Model Of All-Star Veterinary Clinic 43:04Our Best And Worst Decisions In Vet Med 48:14Outro 57:36

For nearly 40 years, the DoveLewis Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital in Portland has operated a blood bank for cats and dogs in need of blood transfusions for life-threatening injuries and illnesses. According to blood bank coordinator Kelsey Reinauer, it’s the largest such facility in Oregon and possibly now the entire West Coast. Last year, DoveLewis performed nearly 500 transfusions in-house and shipped more than 200 units of blood products to hospitals as far away as Tennessee and Florida.  As with human blood donations, the need is often greater than the supply, and recruiting new donors can be challenging. The New York Times recently reported on DoveLewis’ efforts to grow a community of “superhero” donors. Their owners bring their cats and dogs to the hospital for regular blood donations which are incentivized with perks such as free treats and toys and personalized trading cards featuring their pets’ photos and interests. Reinauer joins us to talk about the blood donation program, along with Debi Hays, a volunteer at DoveLewis whose dog, Kasha, donates blood four times a year. Her other dog, Kiev, retired from the program earlier this year. 

UW-Madison is celebrating 175 years, and to help celebrate has been on a tour all across Wisconsin. This stop in particular was at the Badger Veterinary Hospital in Janesville.  Tod Pritchard works at the Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association, and helped organized this tour. His hope with this tour was to help people see the direct correlation between the students education at UW-Madison to their possible careers. With Badger Veterinary Hospital being no expectation as we see a shortage in Veterinarians today. With this partnership and tour he was thrilled to see lots of needed conversation tacking place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Scott Johnson of the Assembly for the 33rd District, was apart of the Badger Veterinary Hospital tour in Janesville. This tour was put on to celebrate 175 years of UW-Madison. The purpose of the tour was to showcase possible career pathways for students from UW-Madison partnerships.  He touches on the significance of medical advancements seen on the tour of the veterinary hospital. And how it was easy convincing to continue to support our veterinarians, let alone students pursuing that career in higher education. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

His work shift started like every other night, but soon, strange things started happening. Very strange things. Later, he shared his experiences with a coworker who responded, "Oh, you met Bob," a former vet who passed away and was known to mess with the staff. If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show or call 1-855-853-4802! If you like the show, please help keep us on the air and support the show by becoming a Premium Subscriber.  Subscribe here: http://www.ghostpodcast.com/?page_id=118 or at or at http://www.patreon.com/realghoststories Watch more at: http://www.realghoststoriesonline.com/ Follow Tony: Instagram: HTTP://www.instagram.com/tonybrueski TikToc: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonybrueski Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.brueski  

Join Dr. Kaitlyn Lackey on her latest podcast episode where she encourages you to look for opportunities to show up professionally in veterinary practices. Using her coaching experience, she invites you to shift your mindset and challenge yourself to speak up, offer your help, and share your expertise. Dr. Lackey believes that there's always a pet in need, and your help can make a difference. She encourages you to remove any roadblocks from your mind so that you can have a successful business treating animal patients with animal chiropractic.Topics covered in this episode:Simple tips to help veterinarians see the value you can provide to patientsUsing Facebook groups to help locate your ideal clientsHow to separate yourself from the layperson and show up professionallyApproaching conversations with curiosity Making Strides for Animal Chiropractic links:Visit the Making Strides for Animal Chiropractic websiteVisit our Facebook PageVisit our Instagram Page Thank you to our sponsors!Academy for the Advancement of Animal ChiropracticiPoint Touch- Integrative Veterinary Medicine EHRThe Evidence Based ChiropractorHave an idea for the podcast? Please leave us a survey! Become a patron of the podcastDonate here 

Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital, and Dr. Eric Broadworth, Fuel Physical Therapy & Sports Performance LaserLife Insights host Pete Cousins welcomed two superb guests to the show: Dr. Patrick Jones, a veterinarian, and Dr. Eric Broadworth, a doctor of physical therapy. Patrick discussed his practice in general, and specifically his experiences providing laser treatments […]

During Tuesday's edition of KRDO's Afternoon News, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. Marissa Sallee with High Country Veterinary Hospital, regarding the benefits of keeping your pet at a healthy weight in the new year, and the benefits of doing that.

During Tuesday's edition of KRDO's Afternoon News, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. Marissa Sallee with High Country Veterinary Hospital, regarding the benefits of keeping your pet at a healthy weight in the new year, and the benefits of doing that.

Welcome to another episode of Questions With Crocker! This week Dr. Crocker we get to learn more about Shane with a special Q&A episode; his thoughts on being married to a veterinarian, his business book recommendations, his thoughts on why owning a veterinary clinic is a unique business venture, and more.Episodes release weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com for your question to be featured on an upcoming episode!TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionswithcrockerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionswithcrocker/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClk4BQm7SRDXJpdzraAkKRwTIMESTAMPSIntro 00:00The Vet Med Holiday Effect 05:24Theories On Why This Happens 06:24What Does Shane Do? 09:03When Did Shane Realize He Was Going To Be A Podcast Star? 11:42What's It Like Being Married To A Busy Veterinarian? 12:46What Is The Best/Worst Part Of Running A Vet Hospital? 14:36What Is Shane's Favorite Animal? 18:28What Business Books Would Shane Recommend? 20:35What Is Passive Income? 22:15Outro 24:47

On this episode Dr. Sam and Dr. Robert get a chance to sit down with Madisyn Jensen the Hospital Director of the Veterinary Specialty Hospital, Sorento Valley  and discuss what happens behind the scenes in a veterinary hospital. Madisyn shares her experience and philosophy on leadership. Her unique journey from Client Care Supervisor up to Hospital Director shaped the way she approaches her job. If you have ever wondered what goes into running a veterinary hospital, make sure to tune in! Thanks for tuning in and as always, we take questions for upcoming podcasts at podcast@mybalto.com. We are happy to make an entire podcast about the topic or answer the question on a shorter segment, depending on the discussion! We video this podcast as well which you can join in on at myBalto's youtube channel! 

Building relationships with patients can be one of the most rewarding parts of owning a healthcare practice. (Or, for veterinarians, also building relationships with the patients' owners...) What happens when you decide you want to expand your practice into multiple locations? Will you still have the time to dedicate to connecting with patients? How will you foster the kind of culture you want in your new locations? Dr. Mike Robinson, VMD has learned the answers to these questions and more on his road to becoming the owner of multiple animal hospitals in North Carolina. He began working as an associate at Cabarrus animal hospital in North Carolina in 2011, and a few short years later, he found himself in a position to purchase the hospital. Then in 2019, he opened a startup clinic in Harrisburg and in 2022 bought a third clinic in the same area. He's currently in the process of completing a ground-up construction project which will be the future home of both Harrisburg hospitals. In this episode, we'll ask him: How to know when it's time to open a second location? What challenges can doctors expect when deciding to expand? How is managing multiple hospitals different from managing just one? How do you maintain a company culture across multiple locations? How to structure your workforce to thrive in different locations? Are you ready to take the next step in scaling up your hospital ownership dreams? Visit getprovide.com.

During Tuesday's edition of KRDO's afternoon news, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. Marissa Sallee, an associate veterinarian with High Country Veterinary Hospital, about the concerns with kennel cough with pets, and ways to minimize exposure, treatment and preventative care.

During Tuesday's edition of KRDO's afternoon news, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. Marissa Sallee, an associate veterinarian with High Country Veterinary Hospital, about the concerns with kennel cough with pets, and ways to minimize exposure, treatment and preventative care.

Today, I'm thrilled to bring you some amazing insights from a recent episode featuring Michael Shirley, the owner of Family Pet Health veterinary hospital. Let me tell you, Michael's veterinary practice knows how to make a grand opening unforgettable. They managed to attract a whopping 350-450 people to their grand opening event, despite the challenges of parking and logistics. But it wasn't just a celebration of their new location - it was a showcase of their unique approach to veterinary care. They took participants on a guided tour, where they got to learn about different aspects of the practice, from radiology to surgery and recovery. And get this, they even used a stuffed animal dog to simulate real-life scenarios, like a pregnant dog needing surgery. How cool is that? One of the biggest takeaways from Michael's experience is the power of special events in engaging clients. At the grand opening, they handed out passport books to participants, who had to collect stamps from different stations to enter a contest for free vaccines for life. This clever strategy not only created excitement, but also allowed Family Pet Health to collect valuable contact information for future marketing campaigns. And let me tell you, Michael knows a thing or two about marketing. He used social media to generate buzz leading up to the event, creating authentic videos with his cell phone to showcase the unique features of their new building. They even ran video ads on platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, which received a high click-through rate thanks to their engaging content. But that's not all. Michael also shares his insights on controlling the message about his new vet hospital and addressing concerns about potential price increases. He emphasizes the importance of charging what they're worth and providing a higher-end experience. And let's not forget about community engagement - Family Pet Health has a large garage space that can be rented out for events, from dog training classes to wedding and baby showers. By offering this space at a low cost, they not only give back to the community, but also attract potential clients who may already have dogs and need a veterinarian. I hope you found these insights as valuable as I did. If you want to connect with Michael, you can find him on LinkedIn or Facebook, where he's always active. And don't forget to check out the Veterinary Leadership Book Club, a Facebook group with over 3000 veterinary professionals, where they read and discuss books related to veterinary practice. A big thank you to our sponsors, the International Veterinary Dentistry Institute, Veterinary Dentistry.net, Used Vet Equipment, and New Vet Equipment. Without their support, we wouldn't be able to bring you these amazing episodes. So, share this podcast with others who could benefit from the content, and let's keep learning and growing together in the veterinary industry.

I recently had an awesome discussion about generating clients for veterinary hospitals using digital marketing. I wanted to share the insights from that episode with you, breaking down the six strategies I discussed and giving you my take on their effectiveness. First up, we talked about paid advertising. It's a powerful tool for reaching a wide audience, but it's important to remember that it should come after establishing other methods. Paid advertising can be effective, but it's not the first step in building a solid client base. Next, we touched on cold outreach. While it can be effective, it's not scalable and can be time-consuming. So, I don't typically recommend it as a primary method for generating clients. Now, let's talk about my personal favorite - client referrals. When your clients refer others to your veterinary hospital, it's a clear indication of good service. Plus, it attracts similar clients, helping you build a strong, loyal client base. Another great strategy is forming strategic partnerships with businesses that have the same client type. By partnering with boarding facilities or groomers, for example, you can tap into their client base and offer your services, creating a win-win situation. We also discussed the power of organic media, which involves creating and publishing content on external sites like blogs, social media, videos, and podcasts. This helps you reach a wider audience and establishes you as an authority in your field. Lastly, we talked about owned media, which includes email or text message lists. This is a powerful tool for directly communicating with your clients and keeping them updated about your services. To wrap it up, I emphasized the importance of diversifying your traffic sources to protect against market conditions. Referrals, building your own media list, strategic partnerships, and content creation should be prioritized. Paid advertising and cold outreach can be effective, but they shouldn't be your primary methods. Remember, building strong relationships with your clients and providing excellent service are key. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. I'm here to help you succeed in your veterinary marketing efforts. ‍

Welcome to another episode of Questions With Crocker! This week Dr. Crocker and Shane are joined by Isabella Crocker, their oldest daughter, to discuss her thoughts on everything and anything with the family business, Dr. Crocker being a working mom, if she wants to be a veterinarian, and more!Episodes release weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com for your question to be featured on an upcoming episode!TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionswithcrockerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionswithcrocker/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClk4BQm7SRDXJpdzraAkKRwTIMESTAMPSThis or That - 01:55Isabella's 1st Question - 07:47Isabella's 2nd Question - 10:56Isabella's 3rd Question - 12:23Dr. Crocker's 1st Question - 14:41Dr. Crocker's 2nd Question - 16:56Dr. Crocker's 3rd Question - 17:54Shane's 1st Question - 18:45Shane's 2nd Question - 19:57Shane's 3rd Question - 21:06

Welcome to another episode of Questions With Crocker! This week Dr. Crocker and Shane delve into the captivating world of veterinary corporations and the potential scenarios surrounding the sale of a veterinary practice or hospital back to a private owner.Episodes release weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com for your question to be featured on an upcoming episode!TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionswithcrockerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionswithcrocker/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClk4BQm7SRDXJpdzraAkKRwTIMESTAMPSWord of the Week - 00:59Listener Question - 03:12

Welcome to another episode of Questions With Crocker! This week Dr. Crocker and Shane discuss a few business basics for veterinarians and veterinary hospital owners!Episodes release weekly on Thursdays at 9am EST and are available on all podcast platforms including a video version on YouTube!Have a question for the podcast? Email questionswithcrocker@gmail.com for your question to be featured on an upcoming episode!TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionswithcrockerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionswithcrocker/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClk4BQm7SRDXJpdzraAkKRwTIMESTAMPSHousekeeping - 01:37Word of the Week - 02:15Shane's Business Foundations - 04:03Shane's Three Levers - 07:34

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I'm excited to dive into a topic that's essential for veterinary hospitals - long-form content. As a hospital, you want to attract high-quality clients who trust your expertise and values. But how can you do that through your content? In this episode of the Veterinary Marketing Podcast, we'll explore the importance of creating both short-form and long-form content, with a focus on the latter. Long-form content, such as podcasts and videos, allows you to provide more value to your clients and dive deeper into specific topics. Clients who engage with long-form content are more likely to believe in your recommendations and have a shorter buying decision process. They may also be more informed about your hospital's values and approach to veterinary care. But why does long-form content have such a powerful impact? It comes down to trust and credibility. When you take the time to create in-depth content, you demonstrate your expertise and dedication to your field. Clients are more likely to trust you and see you as a valuable resource, which can lead to long-term loyalty. Of course, short-form content like reels and stories also have their place in your content strategy. They can capture attention and provide a quick glimpse into your hospital's personality and services. However, don't neglect the potential benefits of long-form content. So, how can you get started with long-form content? Don't be intimidated! Consider topics that your clients may be interested in, and think about how you can provide in-depth value. Don't forget to showcase your personality and approach to veterinary care. At the end of the day, creating both short-form and long-form content can help you attract and retain high-quality clients for your veterinary hospital. Give it a try and see the impact it can make. And if you need any help or have questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us for content marketing assistance. As always, thanks for tuning in to the Veterinary Marketing Podcast!

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Dr. Carrie Uehlein, one of the extraordinary veterinarians at Whole Pet Veterinary Hospital in Davidson.You may remember Carrie from a very early episode on this podcast, episode 13 where Carrie joined us to talk about the Veterinary Hospital of Davidson.Well, Davidson Vet underwent a big rebrand recently in the wake of big expansions for the company to other markets in the Carolinas.In this episode, Carrie joins us to share why the team decided to rebrand, what it means to be holistic veterinary practice, and ways in which Whole Pet in Davidson is strengthening its connection with the community.Whole Pet Veterinary HospitalsSpecial mentions:The Humane Society of CharlotteLake Norman HumaneSupport local:Subscribe to Lake Norman's #1 Weekly Email Newsletter - it's FREE!Partner with The Best of LKN and Grow Your Business! Click HERE to learn more!Tip the host! Would you like to buy Jeff a coffee? See how HERESpecial thanks to our sponsors!Support the show

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with one of our past Marketing Excellence Award winners, Jeff Wilson, about how Ronin got started at  TCI EXPO and the importance of tradeshows in their marketing plan.Jeff is highly experienced with CPG, Retail, Semiconductor, Veterinary Hospital, and Product marketing communications. In addition to generating outstanding creativity, Jeff has deep expertise in business planning and analysis, new product or service development, team development, sales performance management, brand analysis, and future forecasting.   Jeff co-founded Deulofew Wilson Advertising, a specialty 4-A agency that provided marketing communication solutions to market challenges for multi-unit, small to mid-sized businesses. Deulofew Wilson was acquired by DDB Worldwide Group, where Jeff held senior creative and management positions. He developed integrated MarCom programs for accounts, including Weight Watchers, Michelin Tires, Olympus Camera, Tandy Corp, Sears, Computer City, IKEA, and The Incredible Universe.To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

This week we're proud to bring you a conversation with a fundamental change agent within the veterinary profession, Paige A. Allen, MS, RVT. Paige has guided both veterinary technician organizations and held the highest office in the North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) - FOR TWO TERMS! This week she shares her story and vision for the future of veterinary medicine. Prepare to be inspired! Hosts Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, RVT, discuss how Paige became interested in the veterinary technician profession, her progression as a leader, and what changes she thinks the next generation of veterinary technicians (and veterinarians) needs to make to improve veterinary practice. From title protection to the term “veterinary nurse” to her experiences of being told she couldn't become a veterinarian “because she was a woman,” this conversation will brighten your day! Viewfinders, share this podcast with someone who needs a lift or is facing a challenge. Hopefully, you'll find the nudge you need to make positive changes in your world after listening! About Paige Allen, MS, RVT Paige started her career in 1984 in a mixed animal practice in Nebraska. In 1986, she came to Purdue University, where she held several positions in Purdue's Veterinary Hospital, including Food Animal Technician, Large Animal Anesthesia/Surgery Technician, and Director of Central Supply. She helped to start Purdue's Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Program and is now the Assistant Director for Academic Advising for Purdue's Veterinary Nursing Program. She has a fantastic husband, three outstanding children, and five terrific grandchildren! Darrell and Paige live in the country and have two cats, Mac & Cheese. She is always looking for new adventures and challenges, personally and professionally.   LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/paige-allen-ms-rvt-5971842b

Veterinarians know that their expertise is specialized to the patients they serve, resulting in better care for the companion animals they see and treat. So, when it comes to keeping their books, why should the service be any less specialized? Finding a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) who specializes in the veterinary industry can make all the difference in terms of building profitability, taking care of employees, and even someday selling your practice. In this episode, we're talking to Jason Castner, CPA, CVA, the managing shareholder at Lacher McDonald & Co. Jason's role at the firm is to provide business consulting, tax, and accounting services to companion animal practices across the country. We'll discuss: What specialized expertise a veterinary-specific CPA can offer your practice Some mistakes Jason has observed that hurt practice profitability Mission-critical KPIs that established hospital owners should be monitoring How veterinarians should account for high inflation How to know when to hire another doctor for your practice Are you ready to take the next step toward your practice ownership dreams? Visit getprovide.com.

Who loves neurology?! That little blob of skull-jelly and all the wires that come off it can be very confusing and very intimidating, even more so when we start talking about the encephalitis/meningitis complex of diseases that we encounter in our veterinary patients. To help us make sense of the different immune-mediated neurological diseases we're joined by specialist veterinary neurologist Dr Sam Long. Dr Sam gives us a clear plan for getting to a diagnosis, including how to make sense of serology testing and how to use some new diagnostic tools available to us. He also shares his tips on a practical treatment plan, even if you don't manage to confirm a diagnosis. Dr Long underwent his residency and specialist training in Glasgow in the UK. Following his specialist training he undertook a PhD in canine brain cancer before moving to the United States to take up a position as head of the Section of Neurology at the University of Pennsylvania's Veterinary Hospital. In 2008 Dr Long returned to Melbourne to establish the University of Melbourne Veterinary Hospital's first-ever Neurology clinical service and specialist training programme. In 2017 he established Melbourne's first private referral neurology service and in 2020 moved his service to the Veterinary Referral Hospital in Dandenong. His research interests are in the field of brain tumours, canine epilepsy, canine spinal cord trauma and canine degenerative myelopathy. He supervises resident and registrar training and has authored more than 30 papers and multiple book chapters on veterinary neurology. This episode is supported by the SVS Pathology Network. Contact their veterinary pathologists to discuss a diagnostic plan for your neurology cases at: QML/TML Vetnostics (QLD & Tas): 1300 838 765 vetnostics@qml.com.au Vetnostics (NSW & ACT): 02 9006 7468 enquiries@vetnostics.com.au ASAP Laboratory (VIC): 1300 838 522 admin@asaplab.com.au Vetpath (WA): 08 9317 0777 admin@vetpath.com.au Go to thevetvault.com for show notes and to check out our guests' favourite books, podcasts and everything else we talk about in the show. If you want to lift your clinical game, go to vvn.supercast.com for a free 2-week trial of our short and sharp highly practical clinical podcasts. We love to hear from you. If you have a question for us or you'd like to give us some feedback please get in touch via email at thevetvaultpodcast@gmail.com, or catch up with us on Instagram. And if you like what you hear then please share the love by clicking on the share button wherever you're listening and sending a link to someone who you think should hear this. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vet-vault/message

In this episode, I'm joined by Michael Shirley, the Chief Empowerment Officer at Family Pet Health in Murfreesboro, TN. Michael and his wife Dr. Amy Shirley, own the clinic. He's also a podcast host of The Family Pet Podcast. Michael and I sat down at VMX to record an episode you will surely enjoy. His journey from schoolteacher to CEO of a veterinary hospital.How the process of buying and building the hospital happened.The entrepreneurial risks that have been taken to grow and embark on a brand new build.The team and growing with the right people. The hospital design and goals of the new space. AND so much more!Michael's LinkedIn The Veterinary Leadership Book ClubThe Family Pet PodcastBooks Mentioned by MichaelRadical Candor The Energy BusOur Sponsors GuardianVets (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) APEX Design Build Panacea Financial Shepherd Veterinary SoftwarePoint Grey Veterinary Hospital - Associateship Role HEREInnovative Veterinary Management Solutions (IVMS)Job Links from the end of the episode Central Indiana Fort Walton Beach (email: baysidevet251@yahoo.com)Northern Vermont (email: newportveterinaryhospital@gmail.com) Northern Indiana

In Today's episode we have a special guest, it's Rhonda Belle from DogDaysConsulting.com and she's sharing her insights on branding and building your veterinary hospitals presence online. I found the interview to be incredibly insightful and gives us some super practical tips for creating a brand that's going to attract the right kind of clients to your Veterinary Hospital.    We cover everything from how to develop a brand for your Veterinary practice, to how to handle and approach your team members to creating their own brands in practice, and much more!    I really liked having Rhonda on because she is a CVPM and has a ton of in-practice experience. This lends itself to giving tips and tools that are actually going to be used, especially when it comes to creating content, which usually gets put on the back burner.    So often, you'll hear the word authenticity turn around when it comes to creating content and building a brand oh, but what does that actually mean? I really liked Rhonda's examples of how to figure out what you want to be about and then how to communicate that.  Ronda also has some really great insight into creating additional streams of income,  which I think is incredibly powerful, especially because there's a huge need when it comes to Brands reaching consumers All Brands reaching other Veterinary professionalsIf you want to see how Rhonda and her team can help your veterinary practice, be sure to head on over to DogDaysConsulting.com  I know you'll be able to take a ton of value away from today's episode, so be sure to listen all the way through and if you need help with anything don't hesitate to reach out. 

What really happens when a Veterinary Hospital loses power? Well, it affects your ability to make the Pawcast first of all, but luckily Dr.Lauren found the time this week to walk us through what the inside of a veterinary hospital looks like during a disaster, and how they respond to make sure they keep pets safe and pet owners from worrying too much. The Pawcast is a show all about taking care of your animals. Hosted by Dr. Lauren Adelman and her loving assistant David Epstein, the two discuss the latest in animals news, answer listener questions, and talk to experts of the animal world all in search of the best a pet can get. New episodes every Wednesday!0:00 Intro1:09 Losing Power at a Veterinary Hospital Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pawcasttvFind us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pawcasttv/Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Pawcast-...Listen on the go: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1979447#dvm  #veterinarian  #animalsafety

In today's episode I cover the essential Elements you need to consider when you're creating content for Veterinary Hospital. A lot of the content that I create in the past year has been dramatically different from previous years, because I've been intentionally trying to improve the content, reach and engagement of the things that I do create. In this episode, I'll detail the most important elements that you need to consider before during and after content creation.  When it comes to content I believe that now more than ever you need to focus on your Niche Target audiences. I like to call these audiences buckets or content buckets. Within each bucket, you'll have subgroups, and you want to test and try targeting the subgroups for example in your general buckets you'll have things like dog owners, or cat owners and then in the sub buckets, you'll have content related to kittens more large breed dogs or senior pets. The more specific that you get within your Niche typically the more useful it will be to that Niche audience.  One of the most important elements that I used to pass over was attracting more attention, and getting as many views and clicks on the content as possible. Now I'll spend a lot more time thinking about the idea of the hook and how to engage and then go through the creation process. Do you want to be more successful with your content start out with your content buckets that you'll be focusing on, clearly identify the sub Niche audiences that you'll Target, think about how to hook these people and engage them in your content and then have relevant offers. You should also be targeting a lot of your content towards conversion so that you can see actual return on investment from your content. Once you're done creating content make sure that you're naming it in a way that you can easily access it and use it.  The naming convention process is really helpful both in the creation, especially if you have a team that is also working on your content, as well as repurposing and reusing content you've created in the past.

Dr. Kerl welcomes Wendy Farley, the hospital manager of VCA South Shore Animal Hospital in Weymouth, Massachusetts. In their conversation, Wendy shares perspectives on the hospital manager role at VCA Animal Hospitals, tips on fostering high-performing and supportive teams, and how ideas incubated at the hospital level can have nationwide impact.Visit us on our website VCAVoice.comProduced and recorded by dādy creative

Most better hospitals don't have client generation systems in place. The proof is when things slow down all of a sudden they ask, quotes what should I do to get more appointments?    I can't tell you how many conversations I've had lately that have turn off by saying we're down by 20%, or we have a lot of appointments open this week, what should we do? Be sure to check out the many The Veterinary Marketing Podcast Courses like the Youtube Ads Couse and The Veterinary Marketing Ad Workshop we have available Here Join the Veterinary Marketing Nerd Facebook group to get even more help with your veterinary practices digital marketing  Be sure to listen and let me know if you have any questions, comments, or need help with anything! So today's episode is to give you a clear path on what you need to do so that you can generate new clients without worry.    We talk about first identifying who you want to be targeting, then we talked about creating your offer and finally applying traffic so that you can generate more new clients for your Veterinary Hospital.    When you think about marketing your Veterinary practice, there's really only two very basic ways to approach your strategy kolin you can either Target People based on their behavior or Target People based on their demographics. All marketing essentially boils down to that.    this is why it's so important that we first figure out who we want to be targeting so that we can decide if we need to create an offer that's going to appeal to somebody who's taking an action or somebody do we have to interrupt based on their demographic or psychographic data    if you can really nail down who your ideal Prospect is along with an offer that's going to be irresistible to them the last step is simply applying traffic, and it isn't that difficult to generate your perfect clients.    Special thank you again to usedvetequipment.com newvetequipment.com for sponsoring today's episode.

In this episode, we covered the easiest way in my opinion to get better at marketing for your Veterinary Hospital: using Google analytics. Google Analytics is a great product that's been around for now almost two decades, but very few veterinary hospitals that I know actually use it. The truth is most Veterinary practices, and small businesses for that matter have analytics installed on their site but the crazy reality is that about 70% of people never actually look at what's going on.    The easiest way to get better at marketing is to understand: 1) how you're getting traffic2) how the traffic is engaging with your site end  3) how to make improvements so that you increase your conversion, and retention which will turn into better results    Most people can't remember what they ate for lunch 2 days ago. Yet, they expect that they're going to be able to remember what works and what doesn't when it comes to marketing, messaging, call to action, or anything else related to digital marketing.      we need to fix that approach, make sure that you're tracking where traffic is coming from, and how it's engaging, so that you can set benchmarks and understand if there's problems or slowdowns  you can correctly assess and identify the problems. Let's say your appointments dropped suddenly by 20%, how would you understand what is causing this problem? If you don't have accurate data or benchmarks, you'll have to guess and hope you're right.    Imagine if you had to run your veterinary hospital but you weren't allowed to examine the pet, run any tests, or do any Diagnostics you just had to instinctively know what the problem was and provide a solution. That's the approach most people take when it comes to marketing. next episode a break down some of the basic data that you can assess based on Google Analytics, I talked about the easiest ways to track your traffic and how to use Google analytics with other products like tag manager and Adwords Be sure to check out the many The Veterinary Marketing Podcast Courses like the Youtube Ads Couse and The Veterinary Marketing Ad Workshop we have available Here Join the Veterinary Marketing Nerd Facebook group to get even more help with your veterinary practices digital marketing  Be sure to listen and let me know if you have any questions, comments, or need help with anything!

Have you started home delivery of therapeutic diets yet? In this episode, Dr. Matt Duemler tells the story of how and why Burnt Hills Veterinary Hospital took up home delivery. He talks about how he discussed it with the staff to get them on-board, and what his experience has been like so far. ** This episode is made possible ad-free by Purina Pro Plan Vet Direct LINKS Purina ProPlan VetDirect: https://www.proplanvetdirect.com/?utm_campaign=vdp-&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_content=&utm_term=purina%20pro%20plan%20veterinary%20diets&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhLKUBhDiARIsAMaTLnErIA9MJo0rkeY8EXA8RRqDCSptk_Lz7lQ3ykkCE_-GZ0xsKoDsjWsaAhQyEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Purina Institute: https://www.purinainstitute.com/ ABOUT OUR GUEST: Dr. Matt Duemler - Burnt Hills Veterinary Hospital, Burnt Hills, NY. There are very few people in this world I would change lives with! I have had many blessings in my life but finding a career that not only provides me the ability to support my family but also gives me a purpose each and every day has been one of the best. The old saying is “Find a job you enjoy and you will never work a day in your life”. This is so true! Providing animal care has always been a part of my life, since growing up on my parent's farm in Perth, NY. A graduate of Broadalbin-Perth, my college years were spent first at St. Lawrence University where I majored in Neuroscience and studied abroad in Denmark. I was then fortunate to be accepted to and attend veterinary school at the University of Tennessee. Throughout school, the complexities and capabilities of medicine left me in awe. I knew I wanted to spend my days helping people, and combined with my fondness for animals, veterinary medicine became a no brainer. Every day is different, and I love it! I especially enjoy the days I spend in surgery putting Humpty Dumpty back together again. I have challenged myself to learn advanced techniques allowing me to treat a variety of issues. I have completed multiple advanced training courses and received a variety of professional certifications. This training allows me to evaluate a patient from start to finish. I am able to perform the diagnostic test necessary such as diagnostic ultrasounds, repair multiple orthopedic issues including fractures, cruciate repairs and patella luxation, general surgical procedures such as removal of kidneys, spleens and gall bladders, as well as advanced certifications in regenerative medicine techniques such as Stem Cell and Platelet Rich Plasma therapies. There is no better moment than when a family is reunited for the first time after seeing a loved one battle through an illness. Our patients are resilient and very often inspiring. When not “working” on animals, I spend my days with my beautiful wife and 2 amazing children. We have built our forever home here in Burnt Hills, the same town in which my mother-in-law grew up. My children will be able to learn in the same classrooms she did. Family and community have always been important to me. This is one of the main reasons my wife and I agreed to take over the leadership of the hospital. We are very proud to lead the community's best veterinary hospital, while continuing its rich history of being a family run business. Unfortunately, in today's veterinary community, being a family run business, centered on family values, is a rare commodity.

Two Veterinarians sat down with MDF Instruments to talk about how they are changing the Veterinary Hospital experience for staff, patients, and pet owners alike. Dr. Remnes and Dr. Trice broke ground on their new Veterinary Clinic "Vetique" opening fall of 2022. After not finding a work environment conducive to the type of experience they wanted to be able to provide they teamed up to create and open their very own hospital. These two Doctors prove that chasing your dreams pays off: and that if you don't like something, changing it and doing it yourself is always an option. IG: @Jess_trice IG: @jenremdvm IG: @mdfinstruments Vetique Animal Hospital Gold Coast

In this episode, Dr. Mike Pownall and Katie Ardeline are joined by guest, Dr. Farah Murrani, Practice Manager and Veterinary Surgeon at The Veterinary Hospital in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Together, they discuss the process of hiring vets and what it's like to be a practicing veterinarian in Dubai. Articles Mentioned: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinecastrillon/2021/10/17/why-companies-should-consider-a-four-day-workweek/?sh=a803d33b4507 (Why Companies Should Consider A Four-Day Workweek)

Welcome to the 54th episode of Health Science Coach, a podcast to help students and parents learn about pathways into healthcare and sports medicine careers. Today I got to speak with Kyle Anderson, he is a Dr. of Veterinary Medicine. He and his wife are the owners of Crosslake Veterinary Hospital in Minnesota. Subscribe - Like - Comment Crosslake Veterinary Hospital - https://crosslakevet.com/ HEALTH SCIENCE COACH - https://healthsciencecoach.com/ Website built and designed by- https://lanegarner.dev Supporters of Health Science Coach Gripping Golf Podcast - https://grippinggolfpodcast.com/ First Responders Golf Foundation - https://www.firstrespondergolf.org/about

In this episode, you'll hear from Dr. Meg Bacon, who recently started at Nederland Veterinary Hospital. She's been serving animals and their owners across Colorado for more than a decade.  Dango Rose talks to Adam Perry about drumming, elder law, and more. Last but not least, you'll hear from Director Arwen Ek of the Holistic Homestead. She's getting ready for the big Farmers Market to kick off Memorial Day Weekend. Listen in for local events, news, updates and more.

Dr. Kate Christie, along with Dr. Peter Morresey and Dr. Bart Barber, walk through the milestones of the first 30 days of a foal's life.Together they discuss preparation for the arrival, highlight signs to look for that may indicate trouble and discuss what actions can be taken during the critical first 24 hours. 

Guest: Dr. David Kowalek, Riverside Veterinary Hospital - RiversideVeterinaryHospital.com Show Notes: In this week's episode, hosts Jasen Arias and Sylvia Wes are joined by Dr. David Kowalek of Riverside Veterinary Hospital to share how compassion and understanding can make all the difference when caring for your fur-kids! "If an event is not great, the balancing required is slight. If it is momentous, then it may take days, years, even lifetimes for things to return to an even keel. Actually, without these slight imbalances, there could be no movement in life. It is being off balance that keeps life changing." - Dr. David Kowalek Resource Links: FureverUSA.com DogUpInThisBitch.com FenixMedia.us ***License to use music contained in this program was issued by ASCAP (License #: 400009234) and BMI (License#: 60993608) for use by Fenix Media, Sparks, NV.

Dr. Lori Hoe at the Main Street Veterinary Hospital in Cornelius joins us for episode 40 of the podcast! Lori shares what inspired her to open her own veterinary practice with the help of another veterinarian, and how their practice has grown over the years. Lori describes the ups and downs of running a veterinary practice during the pandemic, and how her team and her clients have really helped navigate this difficult year. I do love talking about dogs and cats, and (as usual) I think you'll love this episode. So, as always, thanks so much for listening in and enjoy meeting Dr. Lori Hoe with Main Street Veterinary Hospital in Cornelius!Main Street Veterinary Hospital – Cornelius, NChttps://www.mainstreetveterinary.com/ Shout-outs to these local businesses:Ladd McCall and Associates CPA's in Cornelius          https://www.laddmccall.com/Good Shepherd Pet Services                                     https://goodshepherdpet.com/Aquesta Bank                                                              https://www.aquesta.com/Promo Threads Embroidery & Screenprinting in Cornelius   http://www.promothreads.com/eeZ Fusion and Sushi at Birkdale Village                    https://eezfusion.com/Barrel & Fork Restaurant                                            https://barrelandfork.com/ Books recommended:A Dog's Journey, by W. Bruce Cameron                    A Dog's Purpose, also by W. Bruce Cameron           The Art of Racing in the Rain, by Garth Stein            All Creatures Great and Small, by James Herriot       Thanks for listening!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

On this week's episode week of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll meet Renee Woods. Renee Woods was born and raised on the East Coast and has always loved animals. She knew she wanted to dedicate her life to caring for them in some capacity. Her first job out of college was a canine reproduction clinic. That's right, she spent her days making puppies! After a few years in reproduction, Renee transitioned into general mixed animal medicine at a top AAHA Accredited 24 hour Veterinary Hospital. There, goats and cattle were her favorite patients and she knew, one day, she would have her own pasture full! It wasn't until a few years later that an opportunity took Renee and her #farmershusband all the way to Colorado, that she made her dream of starting a farm a reality. She hasn't looked back since! For show notes, including links mentioned in today's episode, head on over to WildRoseFarmer.com https://wildrosefarmer.com/2020/12/18/episode-84-livestock-guardian-dog/

Welcome to episode 13 of the podcast! Dr. Carrie Uehlein joins us for an interview. Carrie is the co-owner of The Veterinary Hospital of Davidson, a vet clinic that integrates conventional medicine, surgery, and dentistry with natural treatments, such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, and holistic nutrition. We talk a little bit about Carrie's background and inspiration for becoming a veterinarian, and then we dive into all the ways that she and her team have set their practice apart from other vet hospitals. If you love dogs and cats, you'll love this episode - enjoy!From their website:"Davidson, NC veterinary care!The Veterinary Hospital of Davidson is a full service small animal hospital in Davidson, North Carolina committed to providing the very best care for the pets in the Lake Norman and surrounding Charlotte area.  We integrate conventional medicine, surgery, and dentistry with natural treatments, such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, and holistic nutrition.  This integration allows us to provide more options for pet lovers, discover and treat the origin of disease rather than treat symptoms, and promote optimal pet health."Website: https://www.davidsonvet.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidsonvet/Instagram: @vethospitalofdavidsonLocation:445 South Main StreetDavidson, North Carolina, 28036Phone: 704-765-1171Email: davidsonvet@gmail.comOther helpful links from this episode:Carrburritos Taqueria http://carrburritos.com/davidson/Elizabeth Rose https://www.elisabeth-rose.com/Kimberly Christman, DDS http://christmandentistry.com/Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

Start with your “why” and build from there.Stith Keiser is the CEO for Blue Heron Consulting, where his team of consultants works with veterinary practices owners to improve their lives and the lives of their team members while simultaneously enhancing client experience, building sustainable practice profitability, and elevating the quality of care for pets. Stith loves helping veterinarians and practice owners figure out what is most important to them and how they can achieve their goals while building their business in a purposeful, sustainable way. Today we talk about some of the keys to hospital success, what veterinary schools are doing to set students up for success, changing the ideas of work in the veterinary field, and how veterinary practices are evolving and adapting over time.Thank you for listening!Please like and subscribe here and on your podcast app of choice. Also, share freely!Have a question for us? Visit the website https://www.abundantbeans.com to contact us!