This month, A Day in the Life travels to Victoria to catch up with Marlena Lopez, who wears not one, but two hats as a veterinarian. Firstly, Lopez is a locum who works in vet clinics all over Melbourne. Secondly, she is an award-winning social media star with her own website and over 70,000 followers […]
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Enteropathies are one of the most common clinical presentations at veterinary hospitals (Robinson 2015, Candellone 2020). These signs can be broad and varied. Symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, weight loss (decreased muscle or body condition score), hyporexia, anorexia, or even lethargy should alert the clinician to the possibility of an enteropathy. Less common signs may […]
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The upcoming Greencross National Symposium and Leadership Conference on the Gold Coast is bringing together some of the leading experts in veterinary medicine to share their knowledge and insights. We’re thrilled to highlight just a few of the amazing speakers set to present: Dr. Charles KuntzRegistered Specialist of Small Animal Surgery, Melbourne Veterinary Specialist CentreDr. […]
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The other week I was lucky enough to get to the NZVA Conference in Christchurch. Over three days, 14 different streams provided hundreds of attendees with first class and thought provoking content to help keep their interest alive. Some of it was super technical- geeky stuff about data and binomial distributions and long tails and […]
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Enhancing morale, reducing stress, and improving job satisfaction In the demanding field of veterinary medicine, fostering a supportive workplace culture is crucial for maintaining team morale, reducing stress, and enhancing job satisfaction. A positive work environment not only benefits the mental and physical health of veterinary professionals but also translates to better care for the […]
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