The official podcast of the AEMV - Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians. We are an association of veterinary professionals dedicated to advancing the care of ferrets, guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, rats, mice, chinchillas, hedgehogs, and other exotic companion mammals. The goal of this podcast to be a source of exotic mammal continuing education for veterinary practitioners, including technologists and veterinary students. This will include everything from article summaries from the J ...
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07 - Oral and Maxillofacial Fractures in the Rabbit with Dr. Jo Sheen
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Dr. Jo Sheen (BVM&S PGCert(Clin Pain Mgmt) Diplomate ABVP(ECM) CertZooMed) talks to us from Sydney about what is (and isn't) known about facial fractures in rabbits. We cover a range of topics, including: Why do rabbits present to the vet hospital with facial fractures? What kind of primary fixation can be attempted? Are antibiotics indicated? And …
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06 - Odontogenic Abscesses (and Jaw Osteomyelitis) in Rabbits with Dr. Vladimir Jekl
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Dr. Vladimir Jekl DVM, PhD, DipECZM (S. Mammal) chats with us about dental abscesses in rabbits and his 2023 retrospective review JAVMA paper that included 200 cases. In it, we discuss: where do these abscesses come from, anyways? can you culture things from a rabbit abscess? what are the most common complications he sees? And more.…
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05 - Pot-Bellied Pig Basics with Dr. Abby Needleman
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Dr. Abby Needleman, DVM tells us all about starting out in practice with one of the least furry of the exotic mammals - the Pot-Bellied Pig. We cover such topics as: what is a Pot-Bellied Pig, anyways? how difficult are these pigs to see in practice? what are their basic veterinary needs, and how do we get this done in the clinic?…
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04 - Ferrets and Their Blood Glucose with Dr. Cathy Johnson-Delaney
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Dr. Cathy Johnson-Delaney, DVM, primary author and editor of "Ferret Medicine and Surgery", assistant editor of the Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine, AEMV Chair for the Welfare Committee, and "Mother of Ferrets" talks to us about ferret hypo- and hyper-glycemia. She answers such burning questions as: what is the cut off for hypoglycemia in a ferret? …
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03 - Rabbit Basics in the ER with Dr. Jennifer Graham
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Dr. Jennifer Graham, DABVP (Avian / Exotic Companion Mammal), DACZM, co-author of textbook, "Exotic Animal Emergency and Critical Care Medicine" answers many questions about starting to see rabbits in the ER, including: do you need specialized equipment? why do we care how much rabbits poop? what are some important blood work and x-ray findings too…
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02 - Hedgehog Pain Management, Sedation and Anesthesia with Dr. Grayson Doss
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Dr. Grayson Doss, DVM, DACZM takes us through his hedgehog research and answers such burning questions as: How challenging is it to do research on hedgehogs? How often should you be giving buprenorphine? Does injectable sedation work in them? Should you be intubating every anesthetized hedgehog? And, most importantly? Is there a Hedgehog Running Cl…
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01 - Introducing the AEMV with President Dr. Victoria Bender
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In this first episode, we introduce Dr. Victoria Bender, current president of the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians (AEMV). We talk about her career path, the goals and future of the AEMV, and of course, a kangaroo patient.By Eryn Hanak
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