Advances in veterinary medicine are often adopted from human medicine but made appropriate for the size and species of our patients. One increasingly common treatment making an impact in veterinary medicine is dialysis. I had the chance to work with a few dialysis patients this summer under the guidance of veterinary critical care specialists. Indications […]
Third-Year Goals
It’s really hard to believe that I am halfway through my veterinary education. It feels like yesterday that I was anxiously awaiting the start of first-year and completely uncertain if I was where I was supposed to be. If anyone had told me how fast the last two years would fly by I definitely would […]
Fish Skin Grafts, Human Ingenuity With Animal Healthcare, and so Much More
I remember when I was 13 years old, crying to my mother, desperately asking her to buy me a cell phone and she said, “Andrew, when you’re older, they’ll have a watch that you can speak into and talk to your friends with.” This happened. (Nice prediction, Mom!) But if she told me, “Andrew, when you’re […]
