Joint health and mobility issues are common problems for dogs. On this episode, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason Chatfield speak with veterinary surgeon, Dr. Courtney Campbell about joint health. The trio talk all about common issues, including treatments and supportive care

On this episode, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason Chatfield talk the year in review, including some of the more positive things that happened in 2020, including more pets adopted and more veterinary visits and preventative care

On this episode of Vet Candy In Other News, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield and Dr. Jason Chatfield are joined by veterinary internal medicine specialist, Dr. Dawn Martin, who talks about tick borne disease, including Lyme disease. Dr. Dawn explains it all, from diagnosis and treatment to prevention.

On this episode of Vet Candy, In other news, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason Chatfield are joined by Dr. Courtney Campbell for a scary good time! Dr. Jen challenges Dr. Courtney and Dr. Jason to a game of Vet Candy Outbreak where they compete to solve a mystery surrounding an outbreak in a fictional community using clues, hints, and strategy. This show is RACE approved for veterinary and veterinary technician continuing education.

Humans have used honey for medicinal purposes for thousands of years. There are even cave paintings about it. Now, more than ever, the value of honey’s medical potential is being rediscovered and using medicinal honey for wound management is becoming more commonplace today. In the age of rising antibiotic resistance, honey’s antimicrobial properties another key reason modern practitioners are choosing to return to medicinal honey. On today's podcast, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason are joined by wound expert and veterinary surgeon, Dr. Courtney Campbell as he walks us through the science and the medicine about this sweet treatment.

On this episode of Vet Candy Podcast, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield and Dr. Jason Chatfield speak to clinical pathologist extraordinaire, Dr. Natalie Hoepp. Dr. Natalie is on a mission to make clinical pathology great again.- MCPGA. They talk about everything from infectious diseases to diseases caused by tick bites.

On this episode, it is all about the ladies. Dr. Jenifer Chatfield speaks with Dr. Marta Sanchez-Emden, a Miami veterinarian, mom of two, and a world class fencer. The two talk about Dr. Marta’s incredible journey through vet school while pregnant, and how she overcame the odds to become a successful business owner and the face of Spanish pet care news.

On today’s show, Dr. Michael Blackwell, The Director Program for Pet Health Equity at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, joins Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason to discuss ways veterinarians can make veterinary affordable and accessible to all.

According to data from pet insurance companies, skin allergies top the list for reasons policyholders take their pets to the vet. On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk with The Derm Vet, Dr. Ashley Bourgeois about hot topics in dermatology. From skin allergies, to ear infections, and how to prevent ear disease.

Cannabidiol, or CBD oil, is promoted for a wide range of medical conditions in people and in pets. On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason Chatfield speak with veterinary surgeon and CBD expert, Dr. Courtney Campbell. The trio review the science behind the claims, the confusion about the legality of the product, and how veterinarians can embrace this new pet care trend.

Let’s face it, ticks suck! On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk with tick expert, Dr. Kathryn Duncan, about these blood sucking bugs and other disgusting parasites. From Lyme disease, to toxoplasmosis, this show tells you everything you wanted to know and more!

Here in the 21st century, we have all grown accustomed to seeing that most common of all creatures. The most common of all dog breeds. The most popular of all companion animals – you guessed it - The social butterfly dog! Our clients dogs have very active social lives. In fact, US pet owners spent more than $6 billion on boarding and grooming services alone in 2017. On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk all about dogs and their very socially active lives and what veterinarians need to do to make sure that they stay safe and healthy. This show is brought to you by Nobivac® vaccines who want to encourage dog owners to pair up Bordetella and dog flu for the best protection for their pets. Learn more at dogflu.com

On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason are joined by big data entrepreneur and author of the Creative Curve, Allen Gannett. Allen talks about the mythology around creative genius, and reveals the science and secrets behind achieving breakout commercial success in any field- even veterinary medicine!

In today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk to Dr. Quincy Hawley, co-founder of Get MotiVETed, a wellbeing consulting, speaking, and coaching company dedicated to making poor veterinary wellbeing a thing of the past. Dr. Quincy tells all about his life goals and his passion for making the world better for veterinary professionals. Get 50% off when you use the special code, Get Vet Candy at Getmotiveteduniversity.com

On today’s show, expert clinical psychologist, Dr. Maureen Santina, talks to Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason about mental health. From dealing with isolation and stress, to understanding depression and risk factors. Listen in for tools that you can use to live a healthier life.

On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason speak with Dr. Terry Curtis, a veterinary clinical behaviorist with the University of Florida. Dr. Terry talks about common behavioral issues in pets, how to diagnose issues, and treatment.

On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk with veterinary ophthalmologist rock star, Dr. D.J. Haeussler. Dr. DJ spills the tea on animal yes, including new advancements in veterinary ophthalmology and when to know that it is time to refer your eye case out. This show is powered by Sentrx Animal Care, makers of Ocunovis Biohance gel eye drops.

Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk to Lulu Peddle, an English veterinary nurse who is on a mission to help pets in need across the globe. She’s part of the Worldwide Veterinary Service. For the last 16 years, Worldwide Veterinary Service have been sending vital veterinary aid all around the world. Now, they are using their global network of animal welfare charities to ensure that animals in need receive the care they deserve through the COVID-19 pandemic. They have started a new initiative “Parcels of Hope” – where WVS sources the supplies they need, package them and send these urgent aid parcels wherever requested. Lulu is leading the charge by organizing the donations for shipment.

On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason are joined by Natalie Decker, a 22 year old NASCAR driver from Wisconsin. Natalie talks racing, her scariest crash, and the love of her life, Cash Monkey, who’s also her co-cover model on Pole Position magazine.

On today’s show, Dr. Jen speaks with the super hero veterinarians who are protecting our food supply: Dr. Karen Grogan, a clinical associate professor of Avian Medicine and Graduate Coordinator of the University of Georgia’s Poultry Diagnostic and Research Center, Dr. Heather Fowler, the Director, Producer and Public Health at National Pork Board, and Dr. Lisa Becton, the Director of Swine Health Information and Research at National Pork Board. The group talks about current concerns with COVID and other production issues and how veterinarians across the nation are working nonstop to protect our food.