In the clinics, on the road, and in the air. Seeing patients, teaching a lunch and learn and off to Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine to speak and have fun with the amazing vet students there on intraprenuership and breaking bad news, thanks to the Veterinary Business Management Association (VBMA).

This week we lost sweet Fallon, who was a Tripawds and I was treating for osteosarcoma since last fall. She had completed her treatment, and when I saw her last week she was in remission. Even though she did not succumb to cancer, our hearts do no hurt less. Sending huge hugs and sympathy to her family who loved this sweet girl with all their hearts and I know that are hurting. Rest in Peace, Fallon. You are missed. #restinpeace #tripawds

I am truly crushed and heartbroken for the recent loss of one of my favorite patients. 5 months since her diagnosis of lymphoma. So unfair. My heart also breaks for her dad, who is one of the nicest men I have met in my career as a cancer specialist. He loved sweet Maya so much. Maya had so many people rooting for her and caring for her. Thank you to the amazing team at The Veterinary Cancer Center for loving her the way you did! Maya felt the love.

I am forever grateful to Sidewalk Angels Foundation for funding her treatment and giving me all the support I needed to give her more happy and quality time with her family. She truly felt great through her treatment. And thank you to Mari and Rob Thomas for all you do with SWA to make pets lives better. And thanks to The Brodie Fund for also helping us.

My visiting vet student’s last day, fire alarms, cupcakes, aspirates, and of course my awesome cancer patients including Pokey, Gracie and Remi #whywaitaspirate

Myth busting time! What are the 8 most common chemotherapy myths & misconceptions for dogs and cats?

This episode is literally covering dog cancer from head to tail. We got oral and butt tumors, plus mast cell tumors, lymphoma, and even a tick.