What Healthspan Means in a Real Consult
Translating animal-longevity research into language a Tuesday-morning client can act on.
Beyond stories and travel, Vet On Board asks what veterinary medicine can teach us about life, health, ambition, responsibility, and change.
Translating animal-longevity research into language a Tuesday-morning client can act on.
Why the longevity conversation has to start with what the animal is already telling us.
A short translation of the science that's beginning to change small-animal medicine.
Explored in depth at veterinarylongevity.com — the scientific authority brand on healthspan in animals.
What changes — and what doesn't — when a clinic adopts a clinical AI assistant.
On rebuilding veterinary education for the era we actually live in.
A short essay on how the spaces we work in will change before we notice.
The parts of clinical work that will never automate, and why we should be glad of it.
A reflection on how the profession breaks people, and what putting yourself together looks like.
Notes on the gap between professional identity and the rest of a life.
The cultural reasons veterinary mental health remains a quiet conversation.
Why the leaders who shape veterinary practice rarely raise their voice.
What two decades of running clinics taught me about retention, culture, and leadership.
On the obligation to teach the next generation what no textbook will.
The hardest part of clinical ethics is rarely the medicine. It's the conversation in the consult room.
On the gap between technical possibility and clinical wisdom.
Why honest conversations about money are part of good medicine.
Most diagnoses live in what the client says before you ever touch the animal.
The instinct to move fast is the instinct that makes us miss things.
Why some consultations stay with you for years after the patient is gone.