
The vet advice you'd actually get if you knew one, written for pet owners, vet professionals, and everyone navigating the beautiful, complicated reality of loving an animal.
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Reader discretion: Some of the photographs below may be upsetting to view. Rufus's name has been changed to protect his privacy.
As a new grad, finding your footing is one of the hardest parts of this job.
I remember how much time I spent...
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“I just don’t want you running a bunch of tests that aren’t necessary.”
I understand where it comes from when a client says this to me. Behind it is almost always a story. A previous clinic, a long list o...
My father went to school in Memphis, Tennessee on a football scholarship, a young man from the Cayman Islands who arrived into a city that had assigned him his place before he stepped off the plane. He used the bathrooms he was directed to....
Sultan and I on my final year ophthalmology rotation at vet school.
When I walk into an exam room, the energy changes. Clients sit up. The questions they have been rehearsing since the parking lot start to settle into something organised....
This past weekend I was invited to speak at the Canadian Pre-Veterinary Medical Association Symposium on spectrum of care. This conversation is what inspired this essay.
Veterinary school teaches you the ideal. The full diagnostic worku...
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🇨🇦 Veterinarian. The friend your pet wishes you had on speed dial. I'm Dr. Mel — holding space for the hard moments and translating everything that gets lost between the exam room and your drive home.
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