VetZone Podcasting

Weaning will be upon us sooner than expected.  Are your calves ready?  Are they protected from blackleg?

Ever have a misperception about something that didn't seem that bad? Let's talk about the common misperception of antibodies! If you are just an average mammal getting by in this world, you are good to go. If you work or are interested in science and the medical field, then this podcast is a must.

Incidence and Prevalence? Want a quick, 3 minute explanation? Want to know why it is so important to know the difference? Listen here!!!

Learn about a parasites that can live decades inside you or our pet. What about a 43-year-old spider? Listen about life expectancies and why I dumpe

How long do parasistes and creepy crawlies live? Learn about life expectancies and some practical tips for practice! When do you pull your heartworm test? Did you know that there is a best time of day? Also, learn about how a twenty-minute meeting with a dog lead to me breaking up with a girlfriend! 

After our own evolution and better understanding of our equipment, I am updating a few podcasts.

Cholera, isn’t this what my great-grandfathers’ dad had to worry about? Nope, millions of people become afflicted with cholera every year. Learn here about how to protect yourself and your pets.

If you thought that Gram Staining doesn't apply to your real world, THINK AGAIN! Gram Staining the best. And it highlights how some bacteria have completely different tactics. Did you know that one gram type is responsible for providing us many antibiotics? Listen and learn more!!! 

On August 13, 2018, a State of Emergency was declared in Florida due to the devastation caused by Red Tide. Learn about the Harmful Algal Bloom made by Karenia brevis and how you can protect yourself and your pets from this toxicity.

What are the risks of pet saliva? The news has recently reported on people dying from being licked by pets. Want to know the truth and learn about the bacteria Capnocytophaga canimorsus in a fun podcast? Listen here! In this humorous podcast, we will tackle this scary pathogen. 

Adult livestock tend to resist the effects of mineral deficiency better than young animals.  Increased demands from growth and decreased body reserves put young animals at risk.