I’m excited to share that I’ve accepted a position in Morrisville, NC as an urgent care veterinarian at a brand new hospital called Priority Pet. Many of you know I’ve been shifting away from general practice and focusing more on urgent care, and I’ve found I truly thrive in an environment where I can zero in on the immediate issue at hand.

Thinking about starting your own business as a relief veterinarian? Feeling burned out as an associate, or just looking to add a side gig for some extra income? Tune in on January 1st, 2025, for my upcoming series on navigating the world of relief veterinary medicine.

You may have seen us on TikTok or Instagram, but this year we decided to come together and take on WVC (Western Veterinary Conference) in Las Vegas! There’s no better way to experience the city than with a group of like-minded colleagues who understand the highs and lows of veterinary medicine.

Getting your dog comfortable with nail trims should start when they’re young. Waiting until there’s already a nail issue, or your dog is older, makes the process much harder—for you and for them. The key is to go slow and take it step by step.

I’ll admit, I was nervous about how this would go. I’m someone who thrives on consistency and routine. The idea of leaving a familiar clinic for a string of new ones was intimidating—even a little scary.

Does your dog keep you up all night scratching? Is he constantly restless and unable to get comfortable from all the itching? It’s tempting to look for a quick and easy fix—but chronic itching in pets is rarely that simple.