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 brin… read more
68. Picture This: Diagnostic Imaging for the General Practitioner | MVC 2023 Preview Series
January 25th, 2023
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Radiology might be intimidating for the average small animal practitioner, but it doesn't have to …
67. Behind the Badge: Keepin' It Humane | MVC 2023 Preview Series
January 18th, 2023
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Everyone knows the stereotype: "Dogcatchers" are portrayed in movies as the evil villain that snatches up lost animals, drags them to the pound, and locks them away in a …
66. Becoming The Modern Veterinary Professional | 2023 MVC Preview Series
January 11th, 2023
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Just because things have "always been done that way" doesn't mean they should be. After all, the …
65. 'Til the Cows Come Home: Dairy Cattle Veterinary Medicine | MVC 2023 Preview Series
January 4th, 2023
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
In this episode, Dr. Luciano Caixeta joins us to offer listeners a sneak peek at dairy cattle-focused programming at the 2023 MVC.
…
64. The Bare Necessities: Natural Remedies in Veterinary Medicine | MVC 2023 Preview Series
December 21st, 2022
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Scientific advances have made modern veterinary treatments very effective, but let’s face it: They don’t always work. You and your team can be doing everything right, …
63. Emotional Intelligence & the Voices in our Heads | MVC 2023 Preview Series
December 14th, 2022
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
The voices in our heads have a bad rep: They're sometimes seen as an indicator of mental illness and therefore get ignored. But they're not always a sign that you might …
62. The Eyes Have It: Bringing Ophthalmic Exams into Focus | MVC 2023 Preview Series
December 7th, 2022
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
For many general practitioners, ophthalmology is intimidating. Even if you can translate the …
61. The Power of Trust: Establishing Client Relationships with Dr. Dan Bieck | MVC Preview Series
November 23rd, 2022
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
The key to a positive relationship is a solid foundation of trust, and that is especially true when …
60. Taking a Walk on the Wild Side with Dr. Angela Lennox | MVC Preview Series
November 16th, 2022
2023 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Admit it: You always dreamed about caring for exotic animals, even if you didn’t end up working at your local zoo or wildlife center. On today’s episode, get a glimpse …
59. Invest in their Success: Behind Ohio's New CVA Program
November 9th, 2022
Empowering your staff to further their knowledge is one of the most impactful ways to support them and contribute to their success—and yours. On …
58. Fighting the Good Fight: Resolving Conflict & Reducing Stress at Work
October 19th, 2022
WAR AND PEACE IN THE WORKPLACE SERIES, PART II
✱ Missed part one? Listen here »
Stress and conflict are inevitable, but they're not inherently bad. …
57. Battle Lines: Identifying Conflict & Stress at Work
October 5th, 2022
WAR AND PEACE IN THE WORKPLACE SERIES, PART I
In today's demanding world, conflict is inevitable. With so many clashing personalities, opinions, and …
56. Girl Power: The Rise of Female Leaders in Veterinary Medicine
July 25th, 2022
The veterinary profession might be primarily comprised of women now, but it hasn't always been that way. Previous generations of female veterinarians worked hard to be accepted into a male-dominated profession and paved …
55. Tech Support, Part III: Searching for Solutions
July 11th, 2022
TACKLING THE TECHNICIAN SHORTAGE SERIES, PART III
What is behind the widespread shortage of technicians, and what can be done to reverse it? It's a complicated question many organizations are asking but no one has yet …
54. Tech Support, Part II: One Problem, Multiple Voices
June 27th, 2022
TACKLING THE TECHNICIAN SHORTAGE SERIES, PART II
What is behind the widespread shortage of technicians, and what can be done to reverse it? It's a complicated question many organizations are asking but no one has yet …
53. Tech Support, Part I: The Root of the Problem
June 13th, 2022
TACKLING THE TECHNICIAN SHORTAGE SERIES, PART I
What is behind the widespread shortage of technicians, and what can be done to reverse it? It's a complicated question many organizations are asking but no one has yet …
52. NABV + the Changing Face of Veterinary Medicine
May 30th, 2022
In this episode, Dr. Raphael Malbrue, the president of the National Association of Black Veterinarians, joins Mia and Krysten to introduce listeners to the organization, share its history and mission, and invite members …
51. More Than Just an Animal: Pets Help the Heart Heal
May 16th, 2022
Over the years, myriad studies have proven that animals have positive effects on people’s lives: Aside from the companionship, simply owning a pet can help reduce stress, increase physical activity, boost immunity, and …
50. When Media Calls, Part 2: Handling Difficult Situations
May 2nd, 2022
In this episode, Dr. Courtney Campbell is back to offer advice on handling sticky situations involving the media. He talks about how to overcome …
49. All is Well with My Soul: A Multi-Faceted Approach to Overall Wellbeing
April 18th, 2022
With so much attention being paid to veterinary wellbeing over the past few years, we all know by now that a person's health goes far beyond just the physical. Not only does mental wellness have an impact on overall …
48. When Media Calls, Part 1: Confident Communication is Key
April 4th, 2022
Veterinary professionals are, on the whole, an introverted bunch—so when it comes to talking to the media, many would rather express anal glands or …
47. Large Animal Abuse: Learning to Listen to Your Spidey Senses
March 21st, 2022
Although egregious animal cruelty is easy to spot, there are more subtle forms of neglect and abuse that can be more difficult to define—even when …
46. Coming Home to Roost: Backyard Poultry for Small Animal Vets
February 8th, 2022
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Interest in keeping backyard poultry has been increasing—but the number of veterinarians who see …
45. Essential Oil Essentials: Stop and Smell the Healing
January 24th, 2022
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Holistic therapies are growing in popularity among humans, and that trend is spilling over into the …
44. Cat Chat: Learning How to Speak Feline
January 17th, 2022
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Known for being fastidious and aloof, cats are masters at hiding illness—which makes recognizing and interpreting their subtle behaviors all the more important.
In this …
43. Digital Marketing Mastermind: Increasing Your Practice's Visibility Online
January 10th, 2022
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
In a world where people are increasingly spending their time online, developing an effective digital marketing plan is a must. But with so many options out there, where …
42. The Power of Poop: Fecal Transplants for Treating Disease
January 3rd, 2022
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Poop: It's more than just something that people find gross, fascinating, or grossly fascinating. In fact, researchers at The Ohio State University are investigating …
41. Liquid Gold: Hunting for Treasure in Tinkle
December 13th, 2021
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
It's definitely not glamorous, but conducting urinalyses is a necessary part of veterinary medicine—and a critical component of ensuring animal wellness. Because so many …
40. In the Big Leagues: Large Animal Medicine for Technicians
December 6th, 2021
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Veterinary technicians play a vital role on critical care and surgical teams, but are they ready to …
39. Just Keep Swimming: How Water Quality Affects Fish Health
November 29th, 2021
2022 MIDWEST VETERINARY CONFERENCE PREVIEW SERIES
Aquaculture is a growing area of veterinary medicine, but few veterinarians have extensive …
38. In Case of Emergency: Gaining Confidence for Critical Care Cases
November 22nd, 2021
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 …
37. Taking Stock: Inventory Management for Veterinary Practices
November 16th, 2021
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 …
36. Down on the Farm: The Life of a Rural Veterinarian
August 23rd, 2021
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, …
35. Finding Safe Harbor: Online Refuge for Veterinarians
August 9th, 2021
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 …
34. Digital Footprints: Improved Tracking of Animal Movements
July 26th, 2021
Like it or not, the world is becoming more digitized every day — and the veterinary profession is no exception. Advances in technology have elevated …
33. Raise Your VOICE: Speaking Up for Diversity
July 12th, 2021
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 …
32. Safe Haven: Community for Black Veterinary Students
June 28th, 2021
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 …
31. Taking Pride: Establishing an Inclusive Veterinary Community
June 14th, 2021
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 …
30. Inside the Complaint Department: Common Licensing Board Cases
June 1st, 2021
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 …
29. The Cost of Wellbeing: Who Pays the Price?
May 17th, 2021
VETERINARY WELLBEING, PART II: PREVENTING & HANDLING CRISES
Listen to the first installment in this series » 28. Wellness in the Veterinary …
28. Wellness in the Veterinary Profession: The Perfect Storm?
May 3rd, 2021
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 …
27. Reporting Animal Abuse: From Ethical Responsibility to Legal Requirement
April 19th, 2021
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 …
26. Shades of Gray: How to Identify Reportable Cases of Abuse
April 5th, 2021
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 …
25. Grassroots Roundup: Loan Assistance, Animal Abuse & Humane Law
January 25th, 2021
In this episode, OVMA Government Relations Director Michael Guastella joins Mia to discuss three major bills that were recently signed into law by …
24. Old Dog, New Tricks: Virtual MVC Preview
January 11th, 2021
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 …
23. Accident or Abuse? How to Differentiate
November 23rd, 2020
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 …
22. Log on for Learning: MVC 2021 Veers into Virtual
November 2nd, 2020
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 …
21. Radical Candor: Reflecting on Racism in Social Settings
October 19th, 2020
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 …
Sneak Peek at Episode 21: Radical Candor
October 16th, 2020
In the final installment to our DEI series, we discuss the sticky subject of handling racism from friends and family members. Tune in on Monday for …
20. Diversity Discussions: Tough Talks with Family & Friends
October 5th, 2020
Educating your staff about racism and setting practice policies around diversity, equity, and inclusion as an employer—that's one thing. But …
Sneak Peek at Episode 20: Diversity Discussions
October 1st, 2020
In the next episode, we continue our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion series with Dr. Mia Cary. Join us on Monday to learn how to have open and productive conversations about race with family and friends.
Missed an …
19. Balancing Act: How to "Do it All" without Neglecting Yourself
September 21st, 2020
Veterinary professionals are no strangers to burnout. With so many demands on your time and attention, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. There’s hope! All you need is to get organized. But where do you start?
In this …
Sneak Peek at Episode 19: A Juggling Act
September 18th, 2020
Veterinary professionals are no stranger to burnout. With so many demands on your time and attention, it's easy to get overwhelmed. But there's hope! On the next episode, we'll share some simple ways for you to stay on …
18. College in the Age of COVID
September 8th, 2020
When hands-on experiences are such an important part of the learning process, especially for fields like veterinary medicine, how can the education model be adapted to keep everyone safe without impacting quality? In …
17. Veterinary Medicine: The Whitest of them All
August 24th, 2020
The veterinary profession has historically been the least diverse field in the United States—a trend that endures even in 2020. Why do black people make up such a small fraction of the veterinary workforce (no more then …
Sneak peek at Episode 17. DEI in the veterinary profession
August 17th, 2020
Why is veterinary medicine one of the least diverse professions in the country? Find out next Monday as we continue our discussion on diversity, equity, and inclusion with Dr. Mia Cary.
Missed the first episode? Listen …
16. Discussing Racism: Getting Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable
August 10th, 2020
In the introduction to our Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in Veterinary Medicine Series, Mia and Krysten welcome Dr. Mia Cary back to the show to break down the complicated and layered subject of racism and …
15. Full Speed Ahead: A Journey to End Cancer for All Species
July 27th, 2020
One day, a cure for cancer will be discovered—but for Dr. Michelle Harcha, "one day" isn't soon enough. Since childhood, she's been fiercely determined to do everything her power to make that goal a reality. One way she …
14. For the Record: Patient Record Keeping Q&A
July 13th, 2020
How long do you have to keep a patient’s records? With whom can you share records, and do you need a client’s permission? What if a client requests their records, but they have an outstanding balance on their account? …
13. Veterinary Forensic Files: Investigating & Prosecuting Animal Crimes
June 29th, 2020
With the plethora of studies showing a link between animal abuse and violence against humans, the evolving field of forensic veterinary medicine has …
Sneak Peek at Episode 13: Veterinary Forensic Files
June 26th, 2020
Because animal abuse is often linked to violence against humans, veterinarians have a unique opportunity to save not only pets, but their people as …
12. Care for the Caregiver: Wellness Resources for Veterinary Professionals
June 15th, 2020
Though mental illness has traditionally been considered a taboo topic, the mental health (or lack thereof) of veterinary professionals has become a hot topic in recent years—and even more so as the world slowly emerges …
Sneak Peek at Episode 12: Care for the Caregiver
June 8th, 2020
There's a simple way you can improve your overall wellness. Learn about this technique, along with other strategies and resources, on next week's …
11. Emerging From Crisis: Finding the New "Normal"
June 1st, 2020
In the final installment of our COVID-19 Survival Series, Dr. Ed Biggie of Feeder Creek Veterinary Services in Millersport joins us to reflect on the past three months. He talks about how his mixed-animal practice fared …
10. Putting it into Practice: A Telemedicine Case Study
May 18th, 2020
In this episode, we continue our COVID-19 Survival Series with a real-life example of how veterinarians can benefit from expanding into telehealth. Mia and Krysten talk to OVMA Member Dr. Jessica Harriman, who explains …
09. Taking the Plunge: A Deep Dive into Telehealth
May 4th, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly changed the way we do business—but not all of these changes are negative! In fact, now is the perfect time to dive in to telemedicine, but the process can be intimidating. In …
08. Money Matters: Financial Strategies in Uncertain Times
April 20th, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has hit humanity hard in every aspect of life, not the least of which is the economy. In this episode, the third in our COVID-19 Survival Series, we sit down with veterinary financial advisor …
07. Weathering the Storm: Staying Well in Times of Crisis
April 6th, 2020
When very little is certain and all you can do is contemplate worst-case scenarios, how do you prevent mental health issues from spiraling? In the second episode of our COVID-19 Survival Series, host Mia Cunningham …
06. Veterinary Telemedicine: Embracing the Technology
March 23rd, 2020
Even without a global public health emergency, telemedicine is an invaluable tool for any veterinarian to have in his or her arsenal. In this …
Sneak Peek at Episode 06: Veterinary Telemedicine
March 21st, 2020
Now more than ever, businesses around the world—including veterinary practices—are worried about how to stay afloat during the uncertain and ever-changing climate. The answer? Telemedicine. Join us on Monday morning as …
05. Creating Community: Diversity in Veterinary Medicine
March 9th, 2020
Veterinary medicine is known to be one of the whitest professions in America, which can create fertile ground for discrimination and marginalization. In this episode, PRIDE Veterinary Medical Community's CEO, Dr. Mia …
04. Pay it Forward: Volunteers in Veterinary Medicine
February 24th, 2020
Studies have shown that being an active member of a trade organization makes professionals more successful than their non-member colleagues. But how …
03. CBD Products in Veterinary Medicine: Clearing the Haze
February 10th, 2020
CBD products seem to be everywhere—from beauty salons to grocery stores to the internet—and rumors of its virtues have spread from coast to coast. …
02. Buried Alive in Loans: Digging Your Way Out of Debt
January 27th, 2020
It's a well-known fact that post-graduate education—especially veterinary school—is expensive, and crippling student loan debt has become a hot topic …
Sneak Peek at Episode 02: Buried Alive in Loans
January 24th, 2020
Crippling student loan debt has become a hot topic of discussion in the veterinary community—as well as how to tackle the problem. Tune in to the …
01. Sick as a Pig? Preparing for African Swine Fever
January 13th, 2020
In the inaugural episode of Fully Vetted, hosts Mia Cunningham and David Frash sit down with OVMA President Dr. Ellen Yoakam to discuss African swine …
Sneak Peek at Episode 01: Sick as a Pig
January 8th, 2020
African swine fever is devastating pig populations in other countries, but has not yet spread to the United States. Tune in to the inaugural episode …
Get a sneak peek at Fully Vetted!
December 31st, 2019
The Ohio Veterinary Medical Association is pleased to present Fully Vetted, a brand-new podcast for OVMA members and the Ohio veterinary community. …
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