Medicine

This week on the Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast, Dr. Andy Roark is wrestling with a Chihuahua that can’t use its hind legs. Fortunately, the amazing neurologist Carrie Jurney is here to help him out. Let’s get into this!

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Dr. Carrie Jurney is a veterinary neurologist in the San Francisco Bay Area and owner of Jurney Veterinary Neurology. When she’s not in the clinic, she’s the president of Not One More Vet, a global mental health support group and charity for veterinary professionals. In her spare time, she is a metal artist, Burning Man Camp lead, and podcaster on the Veterinary Superfriends Podcast.

This week on the Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast, Dr. Andy Roark and Dr. Jeff Tinsley talk Feline Allergic Dermatitis. Let’s get into it!

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Instagram: @DermDogtorJeff

Dr. Jeff Tinsley graduated from Vet school at Tuskegee University in 2017. He completed a Small Animal Rotating Internship in 2018 at the Blue Pearl of San Antonio, TX. He stayed in San Antonio for a year of General Practice, then moved to Louisville, KY for a one year Dermatology Specialty Internship with Animal Dermatology Clinic. He is now starting a Dermatology Residency and staying with ADC of Louisville for the next 3 years. Outside of vet med he enjoys supporting local restaurants, teaching crossfit and running with his dog “Renly”.

While there is ample information on the topics of hip dysplasia diagnosis and treatment there is paucity of information in the area of rehabilitation as it pertains to conservative management. This presentation with Drs. David Dycus and Andy Roark provide information on rehabilitation efforts as part of the conservative approach in both young and old dogs with hip dysplasia. The goal is for the veterinarian or veterinary technician to gain an understanding into basic conservative and rehabilitation goals/concepts they can use in daily practice when conservatively treating young and old patients with hip dysplasia as well as understand the major differences in rehabilitation in young versus older patients.

RACE CE is no longer available.

This week on the Cone…

Dr. Andy Roark talks with his dear friend, the dynamic and shining star that is veterinary nutritionist Dr. Jackie Parr. They discuss that young dog diarrhea that just. wont. resolve. How do YOU treat that???

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The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the DrAndyRoark.com editorial team.

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Dr. Jackie Parr BScH, DVM, MSc, Dip ACVN

When Bruno the chocolate lab was found after 27 days in the bottom of an abandoned well, Dr. Jackie Parr was one of the people he desperately needed.

Refeeding syndrome, muscle loss, dangerously fluctuating electrolyte levels and more were all part of a language Dr. Parr intimately understood. After 14 years of specialized veterinary nutritional study, Bruno was exactly the kind of patient she had been preparing for.

And that’s how it’s always been for Dr. Jackie Parr: complete emersion in the science of veterinary nutrition as a means to an important end – for all the Bruno’s of the world.

A Board Certified Veterinary Nutritionist TM, and festooned with veterinary and academic designations that speak to a passion for science and animal care that borders on obsession, Dr. Parr is among the elite where animal nutrition is concerned. A natural educator, Dr. Parr is widely sought after in professional veterinarian circles as both a public speaker, and as a specialist for consults on the most unique and emergent nutritional cases. She is a passionate nutrition advocate and an accessible expert with feet planted firmly in both the academic and practical worlds of specialized nutritional medicine.

For more information: www.kibblequeen.com

This week on the Cone of Shame…

Dr. Andy Roark talks to the amazing vet neurologist Dr. Carrie Jurney about neck pain. You don’t want to get this one wrong. Let’s get into this episode!

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the DrAndyRoark.com editorial team.

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Dr. Carrie Jurney is a veterinary neurologist in the San Francisco Bay Area and owner of Jurney Veterinary Neurology. When she’s not in the clinic, she’s the president of Not One More Vet, a global mental health support group and charity for veterinary professionals. In her spare time, she is a metal artist, Burning Man Camp lead, and podcaster on the Veterinary Superfriends Podcast.

This week on the Cone…

Dr. Andy Roark sits down with the Kibble Queen Dr. Jackie Parr to discuss new vomiting in a 6-year-old cat. How do you treat that?

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the DrAndyRoark.com editorial team.

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Dr. Jackie Parr BScH, DVM, MSc, Dip ACVN

When Bruno the chocolate lab was found after 27 days in the bottom of an abandoned well, Dr. Jackie Parr was one of the people he desperately needed.

Refeeding syndrome, muscle loss, dangerously fluctuating electrolyte levels and more were all part of a language Dr. Parr intimately understood. After 14 years of specialized veterinary nutritional study, Bruno was exactly the kind of patient she had been preparing for.

And that’s how it’s always been for Dr. Jackie Parr: complete emersion in the science of veterinary nutrition as a means to an important end – for all the Bruno’s of the world.

A Board Certified Veterinary Nutritionist TM, and festooned with veterinary and academic designations that speak to a passion for science and animal care that borders on obsession, Dr. Parr is among the elite where animal nutrition is concerned. A natural educator, Dr. Parr is widely sought after in professional veterinarian circles as both a public speaker, and as a specialist for consults on the most unique and emergent nutritional cases. She is a passionate nutrition advocate and an accessible expert with feet planted firmly in both the academic and practical worlds of specialized nutritional medicine.

For more information: www.kibblequeen.com