Veterinary Podcast by the VetGurus
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374: Pork
Main Topic: Pet Pigs We discuss pigs as pets... listen on! VetGurus Merchandise - VetGurus Etsy Store VetGurus Shop Checkout the VetGurus range of quirky, distinctive branded items. All
373: Club Guru
News In sunny Australia, why are so many people vitamin D deficient? Main Topic: Journal Club This week we discuss some published papers dealing with unusual pets. VetGurus Merchandise -
372 Bird Scan
News Worlds best night parrot specimen leads to first genome sequence of the elusive species Main Topic: Ultrasound in Bird Mark delves into the usefulness or otherwise of ultrasound exami
371: Billie who?
News: Birdweather bioacoustic bird monitor Main Topic: Biliverdinuria in birds Mark dives into the fascinating world of green and yellow, with a chat about biliverdinuria in avian species.
370: Pain in the Gut
News: March of the mud crabs Main Topic: Typhlitis/appendicitis in rabbits Do we see typhlitis/appendicitis in rabbits? What exactly is this condition? We try to answer these questions and
369: Goodbye
News: Some tadpoles dont poop for weeks. That keeps their pools clean Main Topic: Euthanasia We have previously covered euthanasia of unusual and exotic pets (see Episode 36 and Episode 25
368: Unreal
News: Active self-treatment of a facial wound with a biologically active plant by a male Sumatran orangutan Main Topic: Use of AI in Veterinary Medicine We discuss a hot topic this week: th
367: .Ferret Failure
News: No news items from the internets this week Main Topic: Cardiac disease in Ferrets Not unsurprisingly, ferrets can develop cardiac disease. This week we dig into the details of ferret
366: Thousand Year Old Egg
News: Trials for a vaccine to prevent chlamydia in Koalas Rising cost of vet medicine in Singapore: How much do you need to have a pet? Main Topic: Reptile Egg Post mortem What can you f
365: Nasi Lemak
Main Topic: Brendan's Malaysian trip Brendna is back from a working holiday to Malaysia. He discusses his visit and the WEVSIG exotics confererence he attended, as well as the veterinary faculty vi