The Simply Southern Vet

Nice episode add talk about a concept of telling the consumer what’s wrong with a Veterinary industry and standing up for the truth and what is right.

In this episode, Dr. Reynolds talks about working at the emergency room versus her house call business.

This episode talks about Dr. Reynolds is dog, Carlton and how he came to live with her, and unfortunately, he didn’t turn out to be much of a hero dog on this particular day.

This is a story about Dash. A dog I met for the first time, and it was for his last day. Some really beautiful things happened there.

In this episode, I talk about a patient of mine that looks like a cute little hippo named Shorty. She was rescued by a family and then ran across some more health trouble.

In this episode, I’m reminded why our business is different from many others in the veterinary profession. Mostly because of the intern that was with us and our new website hosting company.

In this episode, Dr. Reynolds is talking about a new course. She is creating for Pet parents.

Is a holistic veterinarian. We consider many other things in addition to the physical health of pets. In this episode, we talk about Cooper and how he helped him.

This episode talks about when a pet parent faces the problem of needing emergency surgery they can’t afford -and actually have to consider euthanasia.

This is a story about Lassie, the collie, and her elderly mom, who drove over an hour to see us with an unexpected turn of events.

In this episode I discuss Abby and Izzy’s case. It’s really interesting and I still struggle with imposter syndrome in cases like this sometimes.

In this episode, I talk about a particular house call in which the couple was struggling with their decision for euthanasia. We also talk about questions that are commonly asked and the response that I give to those.

In this episode we discuss a rare kind of love and two special dog moms.

In this episode we talk about how animals allow us to do so many things. But when it comes to animals, your intention matters.

In this episode I learned a very important lesson at a euthanasia in the kindest and softest way possible.

In this episode I talk about a most unusual day beginning from the very first appointment to the very end of the day.

In this episode Dr. Reynolds speaks about her role as a mother of a daughter with special needs.

In this episode we discuss one of our patients that recently had a diagnosis of lymphoma and her chemotherapy.

Amongst the midst of devastation all around, people pull together to reach down and help this brokenhearted widow.

In this episode we talk about the huge variety of things that come at us in a day - from kittens to kingsnakes!

This episode discusses some of the struggles and setting up boundaries while trying to be a mother, wife, and all the other roles I play in my personal life.

In this episode I’ll explain to you the difference between the one year and three-year rabies vaccine. I think you will be quite surprised when you find out what it is.

In this episode, I discuss this morning’s emergency euthanasia.

In this episode I am digging a little deeper into the personalities of the homeless people I have met through Keeper’s Mission. The human animal bond is an amazing thing. I hope this episode I provide you a glimpse inside the truly homeless population and adds a little bit of empathy to their situation.

This number has something to do with my trip for Keeper’s Mission to serve pet of the homeless. If you want to know what that number means, have a listen.