This episode is sponsored by Novaquis Animal Health and is approved for 1.0 CE Credits

At Fetch Kansas City, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA talked with Kelly Sovey, DVM, CVA, and Danny Sack, DVM, about evidence-based approaches to veterinary wound management. They discussed how to assess wound healing, decide when to close a wound versus allow second-intention healing, and address factors that can stall progress—including infection, poor perfusion, tension, and patient comorbidities.

The conversation also covered the 4 stages of wound healing, wound lavage and bandaging practices, antimicrobial stewardship, and the role of three-dimensional wound scaffolds.

On this episode of the Vet Blast Podcast, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, sits down with Craig A. Clifford, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology), to talk feline lymphoma, from that "something's just off" exam to what comes next. Clifford explains how the large cell and small cell forms show up differently in the clinic, and which diagnostics give primary care teams the clearest picture.

In this episode, you'll learn

• Where treatment stands today and why veterinarians may soon have more options for treatment.
• How veterinarians can work with clients on a budget when the difference between IBD and small cell lymphoma isn't clear-cut.
• What to expect from CHOP-based protocols in cats compared with dogs.
• Known risk factors for feline GI lymphoma, including FeLV, FIV, and secondhand smoke exposure.

• The "Cliff's Edge" veterinary oncology podcast
• LinkedIn

Productive conflict starts with knowing yourself. On this episode of the Vet Blast Podcast, Bridget Rollins, MBA, founder of Kings Consulting, joins host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, to explain how emotional intelligence helps veterinary professionals notice when they're getting triggered and get back to a calmer, more thoughtful state of mind.

In this episode, you'll hear:

• Why triggers feel so personal, and where they often come from
• A reflection exercise to help you figure out what pushes your buttons
• How long shifts and fatigue can shorten everyone's fuse
• How clearing the air one-on-one can build confidence and autonomy