Vet It Out Podcast With Dr. Leah

Vet It Out Episode 11 brings you inside the world of wildlife rehabilitation with Angela Grano, a dedicated wildlife rehabber helping animals in need. In this episode, Dr. Leah and Angela break down common wildlife myths, share surprising facts, and talk about what it really takes to become a wildlife rehabilitator. From the challenges of caring for injured and orphaned animals to the reality behi...

In Episode 10 of Vet It Out, Dr. Leah sits down with Jana Wu of the Sober Spill Podcast for an honest conversation about the growing mental health crisis in veterinary medicine. This episode dives into difficult but important topics including burnout, substance abuse, addiction, abuse within the profession, compassion fatigue, emotional trauma, and the devastating mental health struggles affecting...

On World Veterinary Day, we are marking one year of Vet It Out with an important episode that pulls back the curtain on veterinary medicine today. This episode is a reintroduction to Dr. Leah and an honest conversation about the current crisis in the veterinary field. From rising costs of care to the mental health challenges facing professionals, this discussion covers what is really happening beh...

You Got a Cat… Now What?! | Featuring Dr. Charlotte In Episode 8 of Vet It Out with Dr. Leah, we’re joined by Dr. Charlotte to break down one of the most common questions new pet owners ask: “I just got a cat… now what?” Bringing a new cat home can be exciting, but it also comes with a lot of uncertainty. In this episode, Dr. Leah and Dr. Charlotte walk through the essential steps to help your new...

Ray Connors | 30 Years in Animal Control and Animal Welfare Law In Episode 7 of Vet It Out, Dr. Leah sits down with Ray Connors, Retired Chief of the State of Connecticut Animal Control Unit, to discuss more than 30 years on the front lines of animal welfare and law enforcement. Ray shares powerful firsthand stories from his career — from raiding a finch fighting operation to using nothing but his...

So You Got a Puppy, Now What? | Vet It Out with Dr. Leah ft. Dr. Grasson Part 2 Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, heartwarming, and—if we’re honest—a little overwhelming. Between all the cuddles and chaos, most new pet parents quickly realize there’s a lot more to raising a healthy, happy dog than food, walks, and playtime. In this episode of Vet It Out with Dr. Leah, veterinarian Dr. Leah si...

So You Got a Puppy, Now What? | Vet It Out with Dr. Leah ft. Dr. Grasson Part 1 Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, heartwarming, and—if we’re honest—a little overwhelming. Between all the cuddles and chaos, most new pet parents quickly realize there’s a lot more to raising a healthy, happy dog than food, walks, and playtime. In this episode of Vet It Out with Dr. Leah, veterinarian Dr. Leah si...

Thinking of starting a backyard farm or diving into homesteading with animals? In this episode of the Vet It Out Podcast, Dr. Lisa Dauten — a seasoned large animal veterinarian — shares expert advice on what aspiring homesteaders need to know before bringing animals home. We cover everything from animal health, common mistakes, how to prepare your backyard for livestock, and what Dr. Dauten wishes...

🎙️ Back to Basics: The Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare | Vet It Out! with Dr. Leah What does animal welfare really mean? In this episode, Dr. Leah breaks down the Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare — the foundational principles that guide how we care for pets, farm animals, and animals in shelters and zoos. Whether you're a new pet parent, a vet student, or just passionate about animal well-being, th...

Hi friends, I’m Dr. Leah Osowiecki—though many know me as “Dr. Leah” or “Dr. O”—and I’m so excited to welcome you to the very first episode of Vetted Out. Since I was five years old, I knew I wanted to be a veterinarian. My passion has always been about more than just treating animals—it’s also about supporting the people who love them. During the pandemic, I left my clinic jobs and devoted myself...