Dr Linda Vogelnest is one of Sydney's most recognised veterinary dermatologists, having taught and practiced at Sydney University for many years before moving to the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH). In this episode, we discuss Linda's approach to the cases she sees in practice; focusing on otitis externa. Linda is a firm believer in the power of patience and persistence when managing dermatology cases. 

Topics discussed include the diagnostic tools she reaches for, how she phases treatments depending on response and the importance of measuring the amount of medicated drops for successful infection control. We also discuss her thoughts on choosing ear products in cases of unknown tympanic membrane integrity, why she often doesn't recommend ear cleaners and how she manages chronic cases. 

You can find more information about SASH, where Linda practices, via info@sashvets.com or at https://sashvets.com/.

Dr Linda Vogelnest is one of Sydney's most recognised veterinary dermatologists, having taught and practiced at Sydney University for many years before moving to the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH). In this episode, we discuss Linda's approach to the cases she sees in practice; focusing on otitis externa. Linda is a firm believer in the power of patience and persistence when managing dermatology cases.&nbsp;
Topics discussed include the diagnostic tools she reaches for, how she phases treatments depending on response and the importance of measuring the amount of medicated drops for successful infection control. We also discuss her thoughts on choosing ear products in cases of unknown tympanic membrane integrity, why she often doesn't recommend ear cleaners and how she manages chronic cases.&nbsp;
You can find more information about SASH, where Linda practices, via&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@sashvets.com">info@sashvets.com</a>&nbsp;or at&nbsp;<a href="https://sashvets.com/">https://sashvets.com/.</a>

The pureANIMAL Collective podcast shares cutting edge science, clinical wisdom, and inspiration on integrative veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview our team of experts in the fields of orthopaedics, dermatology, internal medicine, and integrative medicine. Our mission is to create a world where integrative veterinary medicine is accessible to all, to empower and inspire other veterinary professionals and pet parents alike, and to ultimately improve the health and wellbeing of pets. Host Dr Sarah Howard is a veterinarian and lifelong student of natural health. 

The pureANIMAL Collective podcast shares cutting edge science, clinical wisdom, and inspiration on integrative veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview our team of experts in the fields of orthopaedics, dermatology, internal medicine, and integrative medicine. Our mission is to create a world where integrative veterinary medicine is accessible to all, to empower and inspire other veterinary professionals and pet parents alike, and to ultimately improve the health and wellbeing of pets. Host Dr Sarah Howard is a veterinarian and lifelong student of natural health.

The Pure Animal Podcast aims to enlighten listeners about an integrative approach to veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview practitioners at the forefront of this field who share their insight and experience with the ultimate goal of benefiting the well-being and health of animals.

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Dr Linda Vogelnest is one of Sydney's most recognised veterinary dermatologists, having taught and practiced at Sydney University for many years before moving to the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH). In this episode, we discuss Linda's approach to the cases she sees in practice; focusing on otitis externa. Linda is a firm believer in the power of patience and persistence when managing dermatology cases.   Topics discussed include the diagnostic tools she reaches for, how she phases treatments depending on response and the importance of measuring the amount of medicated drops for successful infection control. We also discuss her thoughts on choosing ear products in cases of unknown tympanic membrane integrity, why she often doesn't recommend ear cleaners and how she manages chronic cases.

Otitis externa management with Dr Linda Vogelnest

Dr Naomi Boyd holds a unique dual qualification in physiotherapy and veterinary medicine, and currently works as a sports medicine veterinarian at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH) in Sydney, Australia. We explore the ways that physiotherapy can be implemented in care protocols for many different health conditions. Topics discussed include:
Reasons to keep ill patients moving
What a sports medicine diagnostic work up looks like
The diagnostic value of pressure mats 
How Dr Boyd empowers her clients to adhere to the take home treatment plans
A preventative plan for those pets predisposed to musculoskeletal disease (e.g. hip dysplasia)
Dr Boyd's thoughts on hydrotherapy 
"Nose work" and how it can be beneficial for energetic dogs looking for stimulation
Up and coming therapies for pets with osteoarthritis, including CBD, nutraceuticals and platelet rich plasma
How Dr Boyd instructs her clients to monitor comfort levels in their pets at home



Resources mentioned include Marion Brand's nose work: https://www.k9nosetime.com/about-us/#:~:text=Marion%20Brand%2C%20CNWI%20is%20the,at%20the%20Hills%20Dog%20Club

Dr Naomi Boyd holds a unique dual qualification in physiotherapy and veterinary medicine, and currently works as a sports medicine veterinarian at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH) in Sydney, Australia. We explore the ways that physiotherapy can be implemented in care protocols for many different health conditions. Topics discussed include:
<ul>
<li>Reasons to keep ill patients moving</li>
<li>What a sports medicine diagnostic work up looks like</li>
<li>The diagnostic value of pressure mats </li>
<li>How Dr Boyd empowers her clients to adhere to the take home treatment plans</li>
<li>A preventative plan for those pets predisposed to musculoskeletal disease (e.g. hip dysplasia)</li>
<li>Dr Boyd's thoughts on hydrotherapy </li>
<li>"Nose work" and how it can be beneficial for energetic dogs looking for stimulation</li>
<li>Up and coming therapies for pets with osteoarthritis, including CBD, nutraceuticals and platelet rich plasma</li>
<li>How Dr Boyd instructs her clients to monitor comfort levels in their pets at home</li>
</ul>
 
Resources mentioned include Marion Brand's nose work: <a href="https://www.k9nosetime.com/about-us/#:~:text=Marion%20Brand%2C%20CNWI%20is%20the,at%20the%20Hills%20Dog%20Club">https://www.k9nosetime.com/about-us/#:~:text=Marion%20Brand%2C%20CNWI%20is%20the,at%20the%20Hills%20Dog%20Club</a>

Dr Naomi Boyd holds a unique dual qualification in physiotherapy and veterinary medicine, and currently works as a sports medicine veterinarian at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH) in Sydney, Australia. We explore the ways that physiotherapy can be implemented in care protocols for many different health conditions.

Episode Encore - Veterinary physiotherapy and sports medicine with Dr Naomi Boyd

In this episode we talk to our Ambassador Dr Matthew Muir on how to approach oncology using different modalities.

Topics discussed include:
Dr Matthew shares what an integrative approach to oncology looks like.
Working together with oncologists and GP veterinarians.
When to include chemotherapy in an integrative approach to cancers.
How other modalities can improve the side effects of chemotherapy.
Improving immunity in cancer patients.
Main modalities Dr Matthew turns to in his integrative approach.
How to manage expectations for duration of remission.
What type of diet Dr Matthew turns to for his cancer patients.
The role of herbs as an additional modality to the integrative approach.
How acupuncture may help oncology patients.
Preventative strategies that Dr Matthew recommends, particularly for predisposed breeds.

Dr Erin Bannink's website: Integrative Veterinary Oncology Consultations | Metta Pets

To register for Associate Professor Wendy Baltzer's webinar on geriatric care, follow this link https://my.demio.com/ref/CqOg8QUNTaQsXYar

In this episode we talk to our Ambassador Dr Matthew Muir on how to approach oncology using different modalities.
Topics discussed include:
<ul>
<li>Dr Matthew shares what an integrative approach to oncology looks like.</li>
<li>Working together with oncologists and GP veterinarians.</li>
<li>When to include chemotherapy in an integrative approach to cancers.</li>
<li>How other modalities can improve the side effects of chemotherapy.</li>
<li>Improving immunity in cancer patients.</li>
<li>Main modalities Dr Matthew turns to in his integrative approach.</li>
<li>How to manage expectations for duration of remission.</li>
<li>What type of diet Dr Matthew turns to for his cancer patients.</li>
<li>The role of herbs as an additional modality to the integrative approach.</li>
<li>How acupuncture may help oncology patients.</li>
<li>Preventative strategies that Dr Matthew recommends, particularly for predisposed breeds.</li>
</ul>
Dr Erin Bannink's website: <a href="https://www.mettapets.info/integrativeoncologyconsultations">Integrative Veterinary Oncology Consultations | Metta Pets</a>
To register for Associate Professor Wendy Baltzer's webinar on geriatric care, follow this link <a href="https://my.demio.com/ref/CqOg8QUNTaQsXYar">https://my.demio.com/ref/CqOg8QUNTaQsXYar</a>

In this episode we talk to our Ambassador Dr Matthew Muir on how to approach oncology using different modalities.

An integrative approach to oncology with Dr Matthew Muir

We welcome back Dr Wendy Baltzer to discuss geriatric and osteoarthritis management. Topics discussed include:
When is a pet considered geriatric and what factors can affect this stage of life.
Dr Baltzer regularly performs mid-life assessments in her patients. She explains what this involves and how her approach can differ between cats and dogs.
Cats affected with osteoarthritis will display different symptoms to dogs. Wendy discussed what pet owners should be looking for.
The impact that diet can have and how it needs to change as pets age.
Once there's a diagnosis of OA, what does a personalised management plan look like?
Dr Wendy talks about the different modalities that she uses to manage OA and what she is trying to achieve with these.
How can supplements help and what part they play in managing OA?
When is it appropriate to use NSAIDS?
Wendy goes in depth on recognising the end-of-life stage in dogs and cats and how to navigate this with pet owners.

To register for Professor Caroline Mansfield's webinar go to this link https://my.demio.com/ref/6XKfEGZOUsuuhnIi

We welcome back Dr Wendy Baltzer to discuss geriatric and osteoarthritis management. Topics discussed include:
<ul>
<li>When is a pet considered geriatric and what factors can affect this stage of life.</li>
<li>Dr Baltzer regularly performs mid-life assessments in her patients. She explains what this involves and how her approach can differ between cats and dogs.</li>
<li>Cats affected with osteoarthritis will display different symptoms to dogs. Wendy discussed what pet owners should be looking for.</li>
<li>The impact that diet can have and how it needs to change as pets age.</li>
<li>Once there's a diagnosis of OA, what does a personalised management plan look like?</li>
<li>Dr Wendy talks about the different modalities that she uses to manage OA and what she is trying to achieve with these.</li>
<li>How can supplements help and what part they play in managing OA?</li>
<li>When is it appropriate to use NSAIDS?</li>
<li>Wendy goes in depth on recognising the end-of-life stage in dogs and cats and how to navigate this with pet owners.</li>
</ul>
To register for Professor Caroline Mansfield's webinar go to this link <a href="https://my.demio.com/ref/6XKfEGZOUsuuhnIi">https://my.demio.com/ref/6XKfEGZOUsuuhnIi</a>

We welcome back Dr Wendy Baltzer to discuss geriatric and osteoarthritis management.

Otitis externa management with Dr Linda Vogelnest

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