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WSAVA Guidelines Explained - How To Assess A Pet Food

What Do Vets Know About Nutrition?

Are Vets Bought By Big Pet Food?

Is Big Business and Bad Science Behind the FDA DCM Investigation?

Raw Food Diets

The Rap On Recalls

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Caitlin Marie: I’m a veterinary student in the graduating class of 2022. My interests include nutrition, small animal emergency, exotics and wildlife, zoonotic disease research, public health, and health literacy. I have experience as a technician in both general practice and emergency, have conducted behavioral research, and have spent time at a wildlife rehabilitation facility. I’m still not sure where I’ll end up after graduation, but that’s part of the wonder of veterinary medicine- a world of endless opportunities.

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