The Global Impact of the Human Animal Bond with Dr. Bea Monteiro
By exploring the evolution of the human animal bond in different countries, we can uncover valuable insights and strategies to strengthen this unique connection. Join Dr. Mike McFarland and Dr. Bea Monteiro as they delve into the human animal bond.In the second part of their conversation, Mike and Bea discuss:The inspiring evolution of the human-animal bond around the world.Critical insights into the mental health challenges facing veterinary professionals. Groundbreaking innovations in veterinary medicine, including unique pharmaceutical solutions for chronic pain.The pressing issues of accessibility and affordability of drugs for treating chronic pain in our beloved pets.Sustainability in vet practices and ways of lessening their environmental footprint.For more information on WSAVA visit https://wsava.org/And to learn more about HABRI visit https://habri.org/
Tackling Global Pain Challenges with Dr. Bea Monteiro
In this episode, you will be able to:Comprehend the implications of prioritizing pain management in the veterinary field for the betterment of animal welfare.Identify the importance of establishing global care standards that cater to all veterinary professionals.Understand the challenges faced in different markets regarding regulatory and access concerns.Uncover recent innovations in pain relief therapies, ranging from new drugs to alternative treatments.Grasp the value of fostering collaboration among diverse specialists in the realm of veterinary medicine.
Shaping Veterinary Care in Thailand with Dr. Siraya Chunekamrai
Dr. Siraya Chunekamrai, DVM, is the first female president of the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA), a practicing equine veterinarian, and the founder of Thailand’s first equine surgery practice. She discusses the increased need for pet care in Thailand, and how she’s working to raise the standard of care in a growing market. She also talks about how the human-animal bond becomes even more important in countries where the standard of care is catching up to pet owners’ demands.
Exploring Veterinary Care for Pets in Brazil with Dr. Alexandre Merlo
Dr. Alexandre Merlo, DVM, MSc, is the Zoetis (Brazil) Medical Lead for Internal Medicine and Biologicals, Global Commercial Development. During our podcast conversation, he discusses the increasing standards of veterinary care and approaches in Brazil and how that is needed to help meet the exponential growth in the country's pet ownership. He also talks about the strong influence of the human-animal bond on pet owner expectations and how innovations in pain management are leading to more opportunities for veterinary medicine in Brazil.
Pet Pain Management with John Innes and Duncan Lascelles Part Two
In part two of their conversation, Dr. John Innes, an independent pet pain management consultant and former professor of small animal surgery at University of Liverpool, and Dr. Duncan Lascelles, professor in comparative and translational pain research and Management at North Carolina State University and director of the Comparative Pain Research and Education Center (CPREC), continue to explore pet pain management. The two experts go further into detail about some of the latest innovations happening in the field, especially as it pertains to felines.