It’s a Vet(Tech)’s Life gives an unprecedented look into what it is like to work in the veterinary profession.
The show’s co-host Megan and Shena give a very dynamic view of the profession as one has been in for less than a year, while the other having over 10 years of experience. Along with informative episodes for pet parents, raising awareness to good causes, and personal story touches, in this show, you will learn a lot, laugh a lot, and maybe even catch some feels.
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It’s a Vet(Tech)’s Life gives an unprecedented look into what it is like to work in the veterinary profession.
The show’s co-host Megan and Shena give a very dynamic view of the profession as one has been in for less than a year, while the other having over 10 years of experience. Along with informative episodes for pet parents, raising awareness to good causes, and personal story touches, in this show, you will learn a lot, laugh a lot, and maybe even catch some feels.
Megan and Shena are back this week with what is probably their most unfiltered and honest episode yet. In this episode they talk about using PetMD, the animal version of WebMD and just how much of a bad idea it really is to WebMDbag your pet. As mentioned in the show, here is the link to where you can find better choices to stay informed on your pet, if you just refuse to ask a Veterinarian, click here: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&catId=102895&id=4952758 However good these sites may be they do not replace the value of actually going and speaking to your vet about whatever issues your pet may be having! Music Credits for It’s a Vet(Tech)’s Life:
Music: Snap Happy by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
It’s a Vet(Tech)’s Life
It’s a Vet(Tech)’s Life gives an unprecedented look into what it is like to work in the veterinary profession.
The show’s co-host Megan and Shena give a very dynamic view of the profession as one has been in for less than a year, while the other having over 10 years of experience. Along with informative episodes for pet parents, raising awareness to good causes, and personal story touches, in this show, you will learn a lot, laugh a lot, and maybe even catch some feels.
