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VetZone: Where passion for animals, science and medicine lives... Podcasts by veterinary specialists for veterinarians, technicians, pet owners and those that love science.
Learn the three types of scientific bias, how to recognize them, why they impact your perception, and, most importantly, what this all has t...
What are the genetic mechanisms of a pandemic? Let's recap 2020, influenza, and our current pandemic virus.
Where do you like your drugs? Learn about how topical location affects absorption - whether skin cream, handling substances, or inadvertent...
Thanksgiving is a great time of year but if foodborne illness is present, it is not fun at all! Learn the safe and easy tips to stay safe th...
This short podcast reviews Odds versus Probability and Odds Ratios versus Relative Risk. Learn why you should care!
In some parts of the country, fall has arrived. Unfortunately, in South Texas, we never really make the transition to fall colors, pumpkin s...
In our last podcast, we introduced our listeners to the basics of farmed Pacific white shrimp. First reported this year, IHHNV was not the f...
When we discuss foreign animal diseases, we usually think of mammals, with the occasional bird outbreak. But, in the field of veterinary med...
Let's take a quick look into what p-values are and most importantly, what they can and cannot tell us. P-values help guide us on the path, m...
Vacation season draws to a close. School will soon start back. Many people enjoyed a relaxing getaway, and perhaps stayed in a nice hotel. I...
After this podcast, you will want all of your DNA served with a light crop dusting as well! Learn about one of nature's ingenious safety mec...
As one of Batman's enemies, Poison Ivy portrays an educational analogy on Cell Mediated Immunity (CMI), hapten toxins, and Type IV Hypersens...
Algae live everywhere and are often harmless. However, some cause severe disease in unsuspecting swimmers, anglers, and pescatarians.
Most horse owners know to check their hay for quality, but do you also know to check for little striped, beetles?
Every civilization depends on clean drinking water. Do you know the steps required for treating drinking water and wastewater?
Imagine a beautiful summer evening. You are sitting in your chair, listening to the birds and watching deer move in. Such a peaceful, serene...
There are hundreds of species of malaria. How many infect people? How many will it kill? How can Nietzsche help us? Learn all of this and mo...
The US is currently battling another foreign animal disease outbreak. Last week, vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) was identified in two hors...
In this second part to the new malaria vaccine, Mosquirix, we dive into some intricacies of the vaccine and review some common vaccine terms...
We are going to step back from the normal informational post and test your foreign animal disease (FAD) knowledge. This post’s onus stems fr...
What is a Go Bag? Can you and your pets leave your house in a disaster in 30 minutes or less? Why would you need to? Learn how to easily, qu...
Lengthening days and warmer weather bring spring storms. With tornado season upon us, now is the time to go through your Go Bag, update medi...
Why did it take more than 50 years to make a vaccine against malaria? It kills hundreds of thousands of children every year, but solutions h...
How to do you save the human race by vaccinating a species who can't make antibodies? Sound crazy? Two doctors from Finland have figured a w...
Ever wonder about how clean a public pool or water park is? Even a nice looking one? Learn more here and while we're at it we will talk abou...
Sand fleas and beach fleas, jigger or chigger? Red bugs or bed bugs. Who do you figure? Can ya tell ‘em apart just by who’s bigger? Not so e...
What are the risks of petting zoos? Should you go and bring your children, or not? Let's explore the realistic risks and solutions regarding...
Wondering how to evaluate vaccine efficacy? This is a MUST LISTEN! Learn about what preventive fraction is and why it is so important, helpf...
Beyond CDT and Rabies, there are so many to choose from? Which do I need? Any? Let's cover these optional and largely situational vaccines.
In our fourth and final installment of prion diseases, we will discuss probably the most familiar of the TSEs: bovine spongiform encephalopa...
In our third installment of prion diseases, we will discuss the oldest of the TSEs: scrapie. First described in Great Britain in the 1750s,...
White tail season closed last week. Hopefully, the season was successful for those who endured endless hours of scouting, fine tuning scopes...
Is vaccinating your backyard goats in the US today a waste of time and money? What exactly are the risks to rabies in the US? Let's jump int...
A family of diseases caused by a little known agent is making a steady march across the US. One form of this disease is centuries old in Eur...
This podcasts conclude the review on the core vaccine of goats known as CDT. Learn about tetanus and the vaccine used to protect us.
It has been raining here for almost 36 hours. This has been one of the wettest fall/winter seasons in recent years. While good news for past...
Hopefully after Dr. Lee’s series of Goatcasts , you are seriously entertaining the thought of adding goats to your operation. There are many...
What happens when equine feet are neglected, or environmental conditions are less than ideal? The hoof is under constant assault from arid c...
An overeating vaccine? Sound too good to be true? Well, if you are interested in a way to reach your personal weight goal, it is too good to...
Can you really use St. John's Wort to tan your goats? Yes, but you shouldn't try it. Learn about this peculiar type of toxin and let's finis...
What do mouse brains and hamster kidneys have to do with vaccines? Let's look take a look back at history as well as peak into the present d...
Can I give my goat a sheep vaccine? Isn't it for sheep? Let's explore this common question as to why some vaccines can be 1) labeled for sev...
A horse is only as good as the feet he has to travel upon. Proper hoof care remains the foundation of soundness in any horse, no matter his...
Few people have been affected first hand by disaster like the residents of California right now. Because of the extremely rapid movement of...
In the last segment, we introduced ICS. In this post, we will cover the day-to-day workings of the ICP. This is the facility where the Comma...
No one wants to experience a disaster. But, disasters happen every day. A successful response aids the victims, while keeping the safety of...
In part two of goat toxins, we look at alkaloids and their peculilar position in history and medicine: both poison and antidote. You probabl...
Sea lions in California are once again battling a debilitating and fatal disease. This disease affects multiple species, including humans. I...
May seem like a weird question but the answer is fascinanting. Learn about the goat toxin that links Nazis, van Gogh, cherry leaves, and Fra...
We have discussed many aspects of agriculture and food safety. There remains one species of food producing animals who rarely get the credit...