Vet Life with Dr. Cliff – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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My name is Emily 

In 2018, Emily Piché,RVT, CHPT, CPEP, helped a Veterinarian start up and develop one of Canada’s first Veterinary Hospice Centres. During her time there she held the roles of Lead RVT and eventually the role of Assistant Medical Director. In 2021 she had the honour of becoming one of the first RVTs in Canada to regularly provide in-home end-of-life care to patients under the Indirect Supervision of a Veterinarian. Since then she has helped thousands of families say goodbye to their beloved pets in a peaceful and compassionate way. Using this knowledge and experience, she has pioneered the world's first End-of-Life Care training program tailored to Registered Veterinary Technicians. Her goal is to help increase access to care by bridging the learning gap and modernizing how Registered Veterinary Technicians are utilized in End-of-Life Care.

More information can be found at theartofgoodbye.ca

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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In this conversation, Dr. Cliff Redford interviews Krystal from Speaking of Wildlife, a wildlife sanctuary that focuses on education. They discuss Krystal's journey into wildlife rehabilitation and the challenges of working with wild animals. They also talk about specific cases they encountered, including a red-tailed hawk with a fractured femur and a skunk with a swollen leg. Krystal shares her experiences working with education animals like a bobcat and a timber wolf. The conversation highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the rewarding aspects of working with animals.
Check out www.speakingofwildlife.ca for more info and follow them on instagram at @speakingofwildlife

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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In this conversation, Dr. Cliff Redford discusses two main topics. First, he talks about the trend of regular veterinarians sending all radiographs to specialists for analysis, even when it may not be necessary. He shares his concerns about this practice and emphasizes the importance of veterinarians being able to interpret radiographs themselves. Second, he discusses the Lone Star tick, which can cause an allergy to mammalian meat known as alpha-gal syndrome. He explains the symptoms and implications of this allergy and highlights the need for prompt removal of ticks to prevent diseases like Lyme disease.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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In this episode, Dr. Cliff answers viewer questions and shares a story about an American bullfrog. Dr. Cliff discusses topics such as supplements for thyroid health, calming solutions for anxious pets, and removing hair from a dog's ears. He also addresses motion sickness in dogs and the importance of keeping ears clean after swimming.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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Dr. Cliff Redford shares some personal anecdotes and rants in this bonus episode while driving back from Shades of Hope. He talks about his brother's birthday, his new wireless microphones, and his frustration with finding the right cable. He then discusses his recent experiences at Shades of Hope, including working with students and performing orthopedic surgeries on a squirrel and a raven.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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In this episode, Dr. Cliff introduces his podcast and discusses the zombie raccoon apocalypse. He explains that raccoons infected with the distemper virus exhibit unusual behavior, such as being active during the day and approaching humans without fear. He emphasizes the importance of reporting and euthanizing infected raccoons to prevent the spread of the disease. Dr. Cliff also answers a listener's question about cat food and diabetes, recommending a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet. He concludes with a random rant about doctors prescribing medication without considering lifestyle changes.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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Dr. Cliff shares his experiences volunteering at Shades of Hope, a wildlife rehabilitation center. He discusses the various cases he encountered, including eye conditions in birds, a baby groundhog with a parasite, a fawn with a neck wound, and a coyote with multiple injuries. Dr. Cliff emphasizes the importance of euthanasia in relieving suffering and discusses the decision-making process involved. He also highlights the value of teaching and inspiring future veterinarians through hands-on experiences.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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Vet Life with Dr. Cliff is launching soon!
If you own or have ever owned pets, if you are fascinated by the animal kingdom, or simply wonder what it is like being a doctor for furred, feathered, scaly, or slimy creatures - this podcast is for you.
Not only will you get to hear from some cool guests, but you'll also gain valuable insights into the world of business. Vet Life with Dr. Cliff is not just about animals, it's about the business of caring for them too.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca

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Woof is a smartphone app and service that's designed to rescue your pet from being stranded in your home if something unexpected happens to you (like a car accident or heart attack). Our mission is to bring pet parents peace of mind. Woof is available in Canada, USA, UK, and Australia. 

To learn more and sign up users can visit www.woofhelp.com and click on the app store badge for either iPhone or Android to download Woof and subscribe.

First, if you haven't watched my film and live in Canada (or have one of those VPN things), you can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/oMUx3yuyznc?si=oagpg7bGnpbuyXlJ

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @drcliffworldwidevet.com and on Twitter at @drcliff_vet
Listener questions, episode suggestions, or if you have a good idea for a guest, email me at dr.redford@vet905.com
Additional information can be found at drcliff.ca