The Vet Chat NZ

Embracing On-Farm Technology as a Large Animal Vet | Trish McIntosh

Trish is a practitioner, farmer, consultant & practice owner at North Canterbury Vets Culverden, with over 30 years of experience. She speaks with host Matt Wells about the changing landscape of a large animal vet as a result of the ever-increasing adoption of on-farm technology by clients, and the opportunities this creates to add value & make the job more rewarding.

Wellbeing & Traumatic Stress in the Veterinary Industry | Dr Hilal Dogan

Dr Hilal Dogan, Massey graduate of 2014, is the founder of The Veterinary Confessionals Project which she started in her final year. Currently the Director of Wellbeing at the Veterinary Emergency Group, Hilal speaks with host Steve about her inspiration behind The Vet Confessionals Project and how it helps veterinary professionals all over the world. 

 

Antimicrobial Resistance in the Dairy Industry | Andy Millar

Andy Millar, Technical Manager On-Farm Research and Development at Fonterra, speaks with host Matt Wells about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the dairy industry. Andy has a wealth of knowledge in the AMR space, with a perspective from various levels; farm, vet practitioner, industry, pharmacological and science. 

Cardiology for Companion Animal Vets | Joon Seo

Joon Seo, veterinary cardiology registrar talks with host Steve Oehley about his role as well as his recommendations to vets in the field about how to approach heart disease.    

Animal Welfare in the Dairy Industry | Mike Shallcrass

Mike Shallcrass, Senior Veterinary Manager at Fonterra talks with host Matt Wells about the changes that are occurring in the animal welfare space in New Zealand's dairy industry.

Intro - 1st episode launching 5th May

Welcome to the all new veterinary podcast - The Vet Chat. Hosted by fellow vets, Matt Wells and Steve Oehley. They chat to a wide variety of industry professionals about all things animal health in NZ. 

This podcast is brought to you by Virbac and proudly supported by the NZVA.