Getting to the final diagnosis is easy. Bloodwork, chest radiographs, abdominal ultrasounds, needle sampling, and other more specific tests are typically performed to determine the type of cancer and degree of spread throughout the body. This workup provides a clearer understanding of the chemoradiotherapy needed and ultimately how much time is left. It can be […]
How to Prepare for Your First Year of Veterinary School
Becoming a first-year veterinary student is both exciting and challenging. The first months of veterinary school tend to be the most difficult, and it’s all about adjusting to a new environment. Although the transition from pre-veterinary school to veterinary school comes with challenges, it also presents unique learning opportunities. Here are my tips to prepare […]
How to Talk to Clients as a Veterinarian
Good client communication is essential in practicing veterinary medicine. The ability to communicate effectively leads to trust and confidence in pet care, making your clients more likely to follow advice and agree with your diagnostic/treatment plan. Here are some tips on talking to clients: DO: Always discuss the possible causes of the symptoms/signs and be […]
