From Coffee Shops to Critical Care: The Unstoppable Hustle of Jovanna Perez
Meet Jovanna "Jo" Perez, a veterinary student at Michigan State University (Class of 2028), who is driven by two passions that may seem worlds apart: emergency medicine and a perfectly crafted cup of coffee. While she’s hustling through vet school, Jo’s also mastering the art of brewing, perfecting her latte techniques, and imagining a future where her two loves—senior dogs and caffeine enthusiasts—come together in the most heartwarming of ways.
When Your Job Dims Your Light: How to Know It’s Time to Leave
You’re talented, driven, and full of ideas—but your management team stifles your potential. They dismiss your contributions, take credit for your work, or pressure you to stay small to avoid "rocking the boat." It’s exhausting, demoralizing, and worst of all, it makes you question your worth.
Unveiling the Hidden Pain: How Cats Conceal Their Discomfort with Behavior Changes
Cats are masterful at concealing their discomfort, a trait that can make it challenging for even the most attentive owners to notice when something is wrong. Unlike dogs, who might limp or vocalize when in pain, cats typically do not show obvious signs. Instead, they exhibit changes in behavior that are frequently mistaken for normal aging.
From Trailblazer to Legacy: The Untold Story of Dr. Jane Wardrop, Changing the Face of Veterinary Medicine!
In a world where glass ceilings were the norm, Dr. Jane Wardrop shattered expectations with a fierce determination that defied gender norms and propelled her to greatness.
Bird Flu in Milk?! Shocking Discovery Rocks U.S. Livestock Industry
In a stunning turn of events, the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly known as bird flu, has made an unprecedented leap from its typical avian hosts to U.S. dairy cattle, sparking concerns and urgent actions within the livestock industry. Recent tests on milk from dairy farms in Texas and Kansas have revealed the presence of this avian-origin virus, marking a significant departure from the disease's conventional pattern.
Five Things You Should Consider Before Relocating for Your Veterinary Career
Making decisions about career advancement can often be complex and daunting, especially when it involves the possibility of relocating to a new city or even a new country. For veterinary professionals, the question of whether to relocate for career opportunities is one that frequently arises, prompting careful consideration and weighing of various factors. So, should you relocate for your veterinary career? Let's delve into some key considerations to help you make an informed decision.