NEW EPISODE! The Amazing World Of Veterinary Cardiology│Twin Trees Vet Talk (PODCAST)

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Twin Trees Vet Talk│Free Vet Advice Podcast

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NEW EPISODE! The Amazing World Of Veterinary Cardiology│Twin Trees Vet Talk (PODCAST)

Twin Trees Vet Talk│Free Vet Advice Podcast

30 seconds

2 years ago

NEW EPISODE! The Amazing World Of Veterinary Cardiology│Twin Trees Vet Talk (PODCAST)

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grqePv7zKX0&list=PLZBrTMqP6ffGid_suGt16gcBSCfHkEIR5&index=2&t=6s

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On today's episode of Twin Trees Vet Talk, we welcome our very special guest, Dr. Mark Harmon. Dr. Harmon is a Veterinary Cardiology Specialist at Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital in Vancouver, BC (Canada).

In this video we discuss what it is like to be a veterinary cardiologist. Dr. Harmon tells us about his training after vet school (including 2 year-long internships and a 3 year residency). He talks to us about recent advances in the treatment of heart disease in pets, including pacemakers, balloon valvuloplasty, a new minimally-invasive method for treating mitral valve disease, and open heart surgery. Finally, he tells us about some of his most inspiring cases, including a labrador with atrial standstill , his own dog that had congenital heart disease, and a cat with aortic thromboembolism (also called ATE or saddle thrombus).We hope you enjoy this episode! Please leave your questions and comments below!