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Fully Vetted

Produced and presented by the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association, Fully Vetted is a podcast for members of the veterinary community who want to take a closer look at issues impacting the profession, both in Ohio and nationwide. Every other week, host Mia Cunningham and producer Krysten Bennett bring new guests on the show to discuss a multitude of topics important to veterinarians, students, and other veterinary professionals. For additional information and show notes, please visit

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40. In the Big Leagues: Large Animal Medicine for...

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2021/12/06

2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES Veterinary technicians play a vital role on critical care and surgical teams, but are they ready to deal with large animal emergencies? Many vet tech schools barely scratch the surface on large animal care, leaving grads unprepared for this area of veterinary medicine. But when the stakes skyrocket—along the odds of injury to both human and animals—knowing how to handle any situation is vital. In this episode, we continue our 2022 Midwest Veterinary

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39. Just Keep Swimming: How Water Quality Affects...

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2021/11/29

2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES Aquaculture is a growing area of veterinary medicine, but few veterinarians have extensive experience treating fish patients, making an already tricky science even trickier. According to Dr. Kevin Neves, almost everything related to fish health comes back to one thing: Water quality. In this episode, Dr. Neves—self-described marine biologist, fish nutritionist, aquatic toxicologist, and fish physiologist—joins us as we continue our 2022 Midwest

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38. In Case of Emergency: Gaining Confidence for...

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2021/11/22

2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES When it comes to emergencies, veterinary professionals need to be able to think on their feet and make fast decisions. A large part of that is knowing how to identify and interpret clinical signs, but feeling confident enough to do so accurately and quickly also has a big impact on case outcomes. In this episode, we continue our 2022 Midwest Veterinary Conference Preview Series with Dr. Christopher Byers, board-certified veterinary emergency,

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37. Taking Stock: Inventory Management for Veterinary...

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2021/11/16

2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES Inventory management is something that many veterinary practices struggle with, but when stock makes up the second-largest expense, learning how to properly manage your inventory is a necessary evil. In this episode, Nicole Clausen of Veterinary Care Logistics joins us to share insights into the beast that is inventory management. With a little dedication and strategic planning, it doesn't have to be scary! If you want to turn your inventory

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36. Down on the Farm: The Life of a Rural Veterinarian

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2021/08/23

It's certainly not news: Rural veterinarians are in short supply, growing ever more scarce as new graduates opt to practice in a bustling metropolis, where pets are plentiful and pay is higher. But for a select few, serving in a rural area—where everyone knows everyone, life is simpler, and community is important—has infinitely more appeal. In this episode, Dr. Scott Pendleton of Heritage Veterinary Clinic in Hopewell, Ohio, recounts his experiences as a rural veterinarian, what's changed over his

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35. Finding Safe Harbor: Online Refuge for Veterinarians

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2021/08/09

They say it's a small world, but it's getting more and more difficult to stand out from the crowd. Small, independent business owners have to work harder than ever to set themselves apart from big corporations in order to attract not only clients, but staff members. And with ever-increasing demands on veterinary practices to manage both the medicine and the business itself, stress is at an all-time high. Now more than ever, veterinarians need a place to find shelter from the storm. That's exactly

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34. Digital Footprints: Improved Tracking of Animal...

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2021/07/26

Like it or not, the world is becoming more digitized every day —and the veterinary profession is no exception. Advances in technology have elevated the level of care you can provide your patients, as well as making your day-to-day practice faster, easier, and more efficient. That too is the goal of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, which is increasing its efforts to educate practitioners on the benefits of electronic certificates of veterinary inspection (eCVI). Despite the availability of

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33. Raise Your VOICE: Speaking Up for Diversity

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2021/07/12

AFFINITY GROUPS IN VETERINARY MEDICINE, PART II: VETERINARIANS AS ONE INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY FOR EMPOWERMENT By now we know that the veterinary profession is arguably one of the least diverse fields in the nation. Students and faculty at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine are working hard to change that through student-run affinity groups, but the road ahead is long and difficult. In today's episode, we sit down with student leaders of the OSU chapter of VOICE to learn how the

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32. Safe Haven: Community for Black Veterinary Students

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2021/06/28

AFFINITY GROUPS IN VETERINARY MEDICINE, PART I: J.H. BIAS For minority groups, finding a community of peers in a highly homogenous profession can be difficult, but at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, inclusivity is all important. One of many student organizations at OSU CVM, the J.H. Bias Black Affinity Group was formed to provide a safe, supportive space for students, faculty, and staff of all backgrounds. In this episode, we are joined by the president of the organization,

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31. Taking Pride: Establishing an Inclusive...

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2021/06/14

As you probably know by now, Pride Month is celebrated annually in June to recognize the LGBTQ+ community's fight for equality and to celebrate the freedom to be yourself. And, if you've been listening to the podcast regularly, you also know that veterinary medicine is considered to be one of the least diverse and perhaps one of the most conservative professions in the country. Dr. Mia Cary, CEO of Pride VMC, is one of many on a mission to change that. Over the past year, she's joined us on the show

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30. Inside the Complaint Department: Common Licensing...

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2021/06/01

As part of their official duties, members of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board review a wide variety of complaints from pet owners and concerned citizens. Most are minor, some egregious, still others outside their jurisdiction—and don't forget the occasional absurd complaint. But if a veterinarian or technician is the subject of a complaint, no matter how big or small the grievance is, the situation is stressful. In this episode, OVMLB executive director Theresa Stir and board member Dr

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00:24:59

29. The Cost of Wellbeing: Who Pays the Price?

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2021/05/17

VETERINARY WELLBEING, PART II: PREVENTING & HANDLING CRISES Listen to the first installment in this series » 28. Wellness in the Veterinary Profession: The Perfect Storm? As we well know by now, myriad variables impact a person's mental health, and when mental health decreases, so too does physical health and overall wellbeing. Further, if someone doesn't have a support system or know how to deal with these variables, their problems can spiral out of control and affect all facets of life. And it

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28. Wellness in the Veterinary Profession: The...

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2021/05/03

What do you get when you put empathic caregivers known to neglect their own health into a high-stress, demanding profession? The perfect storm. At this point, we all know wellness is a big issue in the veterinary community. Compassion fatigue, burnout, and suicide are being discussed with increasing frequency, as are their causes: Working long hours, crippling loan debt, and demanding clients, just to name a few. But threats to mental health and overall wellbeing are much more nuanced than we may

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27. Reporting Animal Abuse: From Ethical...

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2021/04/19

Earlier this month, Ohio veterinarians became mandatory reporters of animal abuse—but what does that mean, exactly? In this episode, we discuss specific provisions of the new law and tackle some of your burning questions. For links to relevant sections of Ohio law and other animal abuse resources, please see the show notes at www.fullyvettedpodcast.com. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= ARE YOU A NATURAL-BORN LEADER? OVMA's Power of 10 program

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26. Shades of Gray: How to Identify Reportable Cases...

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2021/04/05

Ohio's new law requiring veterinarians to report suspected companion animal abuse is about to go into effect. Sounds simple, but there are many shades of gray that can make reporting a complicated matter. In today's episode, Dr. Allison Lash of the Cleveland APL explains the process of reporting and what comes after, and shares examples of real-life cruelty cases she encountered during her career. To view photos of the cases referenced in this episode and access other resources, please see the show

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25. Grassroots Roundup: Loan Assistance, Animal Abuse...

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2021/01/25

In this episode, OVMA Government Relations Director Michael Guastella joins Mia to discuss three major bills that were recently signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine. More information and show notes available at www.fullyvettedpodcast.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fully-vetted/message

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24. Old Dog, New Tricks: Virtual MVC Preview

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2021/01/11

For decades, the annual Midwest Veterinary Conference has offered an unparalleled experience for thousands of veterinary and animal care professionals from across the country and beyond: Hundreds of hours of cutting-edge education in a wide range of practice areas, the chance to learn from and connect with world-renowned experts, social and networking opportunities galore, and plenty of innovative new products in the Exhibit Hall. But in today's world, bringing together that many people in one place

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23. Accident or Abuse? How to Differentiate

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2020/11/23

Animal cruelty: It's something no veterinarian wants to see but inevitably will at some point. That's why it's so important to learn how to recognize an abused animal and how to handle such a case before it shows up at your clinic. In this episode, Dr. Allison Lash shares some common red flags of abuse, how to report abuse, and why it's so important to speak up even if you're not 100% sure. More information and show notes available at www.fullyvettedpodcast.com. --- Send in a voice message:

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22. Log on for Learning: MVC 2021 Veers into Virtual

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2020/11/02

Though OVMA's decision to pivot its annual Midwest Veterinary Conference to a web-based platform was unlikely to surprise anyone, there are still many unknowns about the 2021 convention. In this episode, get a preview of what to expect at the first-ever virtual MVC as OVMA Executive Director Jack Advent and Mia discuss plans so far. In part two, Krysten introduces FVP listeners to OVMA's new Government Relations Director, Michael Guastella. More information and show notes available at

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21. Radical Candor: Reflecting on Racism in Social...

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2020/10/19

As the old adage goes, you should never talk about politics at the dinner table—or should you? In this final installment to our DEI series, we discuss the sticky subject of dealing with racism from friends and family members. This is a must-listen episode for anyone who wants to learn how to better handle difficult conversations. Though the conversation centers around race, Dr. Cary’s techniques can be applied to other personal and professional situations. More information, show notes, and links to

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