Vernal Equinox

Embracing The Vernal Equinox: Set Fire To What Is No Longer Serving You
"We aren’t meant to stand in one place for very long—we are meant to continually travel forward in this life and to change with each new experience that crosses our path."

Thanks A Lot Zoos, No Really Thank You

Food animal this week: pig castration, cow dystocia, toxin investigation on a farm, mass on cervix of a cow, abscess on a cow jaw, several kid derhornings, and a down cow.

From this weekend until June, I will be traveling just about every weekend all over the US. California, Baton Rouge, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, back to North Carolina, back to California, back to Baton Rouge, back to North Carolina, Florida, and then again Baton Rouge one last time.
Traveling to northern California for a job interview this week. Wish me luck!

Bridal Shower

Julia's beautiful bridal shower was this past weekend. It was wonderful to see family and friends again, as well as celebrate "the perfect blend," Julia and James. Thank you again to the fantastic bridesmaids who helped make the afternoon smooth and memorable.

I have started my food animal rotation for the next two weeks. We saw bucking broncos, traveled to a farm in Lake Charles, a case of omphalitis, several pig lameness, frothy bloat, and an abscess in a goat.

I am still job searching, booking flights for job interviews, planning my sister's bachelorette party, and trying to squeeze in time to study for the NAVLE! Busy, busy, busy!

Multitasking

Five Things You Didnt Know Mental Health

Dear Person Whose Dog Just Wants To Say Hi

Short and sweet post this week.

This week during dermatology we saw the usual cases of flea allergy, food allergy, environmental allergy, and calcinosis cutis from Cushing's.

The job search and studying for NAVLE continue...

This weekend is Julia's bridal shower so I will be flying home!

Dermatology Rotation

My dermatology rotation started this week. I'm enjoying the hours (out around 1pm most days and 12pm on Fridays) and the material; I like being able to physically see the changes and how a patient is improving. This week we saw several flea allergy dermatitis, food allergies, autoimmue diseases, and mite infestations.