Anything Pawsible on Pet Life Radio (PetLifeRadio.com)
by Dr. Courtney Campbell
April 20, 2022 6:35 am
Anything Pawsible is a podcast where Dr. Courtney gets to talk to some of the most fascinating and engaging people about pets, animals and veterinary medicine in general. By having these conversations we’ll get to drill down on the ways animals influence our everyday lives, and why anything is truly possible when it comes to the animal world. Whether you’re a pet parent, or you’re in the veterinary medical profession or just passively curious about animals, the conversations we have here will hopefully give you a reason to celebrate the human-animal bond.
Recent Episodes
Anything Pawsible Episode 13 We're Just Kitten!
3 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 12 Unlikely Teammates: A Surgery and Toxicology Collaboration. A Conversation with Criticalist and Toxicologist Dr. Justine Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT
4 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 11 Mink, Novel Coronavirus and Mink Medicine: A Conversation with a Mink Veterinarian Dr John Easley
4 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 10 The Llama: Our New Best Friends in The Fight Against the Novel Coronavirus
4 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 9 What Veterinary Schools Must Do To Survive The Coronavirus Crisis And Why Their Survival is So Important with Dr. Phil Nelson
4 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 8 When Work-Life Balance Loses Its Balance. (And How to Fix It) with Josh Vaisman, Positive Psychology Strategist, CCFP, MAPPCP (PgC)
5 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 7 Veterinary Donates Urgent Medical Supplies to Florida During COVID Pandemic with NAVC
5 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 6 Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Your Pets: What You Need to Know. A Conversation with Dr. Jenifer Chatfield, DVM, DACZM, DACVPM
5 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 5 What Does a Veterinarian Look Like? A Conversation with Dr. Quicksall of the Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association (MCVMA)
5 years agoAnything Pawsible Episode 4 WILDHOOD: The Epic Journey from Adolescence to Adulthood in Humans and Other Animals
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