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The Biggest Myths about Vets and Nutrition

March 10, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

I’m a big believer that most “black and white” statements about nutrition are oversimplified, frequently to the point of being inaccurate; and that the longer, grayer story is really the better one. While I could (and just might) write an entire series based on this introduction, today’s long-overdue post addresses a mostly inaccurate statement that… Read More

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Care

Are Veterinary Practices That Focus on Employee Satisfaction Misguided?

February 27, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

It might sound odd for a veterinarian who writes on how best to use consumer technology in veterinary practices to be talking about employee satisfaction, but it really isn’t.  One of my favorite B-school professors said that the focus on information technology (IT) should be much more on the information than on the technology.  Technology… Read More

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Team Culture

How Cold is TOO Cold for My Dog to Be Outside?

February 24, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

Is your canine companion at risk of turning into a chilly dog? It is important to know how cold is TOO cold to leave your dog outside. In this episode of Ask Dr. Andy, we tackle this important pet health question! via GIPHY   There are two important things to consider when deciding if the temps have… Read More

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: Care

I Rejected the Perfect Adoption Family For the Wrong Reason

February 17, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

  I read an interesting post today on my social media page. It said: “I continue to see rescues treat people in a way that will sadly keep irresponsible breeders and pet stores in business.” Before you judge that statement, this person is heavily into rescue. I’m involved with rescue and I have more friends… Read More

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Perspective

Canine Influenza: What You Need to Know Now

February 17, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

Cases of canine influenza have been seen from California to Massachusetts in the last year. The virus is a serious health risk and dog owners need to be aware and prepared. Here’s what you need to know to keep your dog safe, along with updated information about the virus and states where dogs have been affected…. Read More

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: Care

How Being a Vet Makes Our Own Medical Choices Better and Worse

February 10, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

  My Father was a talented physician. However, he spent his career in public health research and, as such, felt far removed from clinical medical practice. Growing up I always wished he could sign off on my requisite physical exam form for sports. He never obliged and always sent me straight to the pediatrician. Any… Read More

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Medicine, Perspective

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