For the Love of DOG

The Good, the Bad, and the Board-Certified

Dr. Jen Schori, December 21, 2009

I’ve got letter-envy. It’s true. All the other vets I work with on the journal have way more letters after their names than I do.

Losing a Home on Principle

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Dr. Jen Schori, December 11, 2009

One of the great things about being a vet is how easy it is to engage in conversation with perfect strangers.

The Impostor Syndrome

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Dr. Jen Schori, December 7, 2009

I had one of those crazy days last week that left me numb and in need of a large martini.

But Does it Taste Like Chicken?

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Dr. Jen Schori, December 1, 2009

In the year 2020, could our children be eating...their pets?

There has been a flurry of commentary in response to a recently published book, Time to Eat the D

The Overnight Dilemma

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Dr. Jen Schori, November 20, 2009

Our practice is going to be opening an emergency clinic soon, which is really good news for a lot of local pet owners.

The Many Uses for Duct-Tape

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Dr. Jen Schori, November 16, 2009

File this under “Just when you think you’ve heard it all.”

iTudes

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Dr. Jen Schori, November 9, 2009

The sign in the doctor’s office read, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Boy, is that the truth.

Sexism in Veterinary Medicine: Working Mothers...Are They "Irresponsible?"

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Dr. Jen Schori, November 3, 2009

There is an old Helen Reddy song, You and Me Against the World, that’s been going through my head today. This was a song she wrote as a single mother, for her son.

How Changing the Healthcare System Applies to Veterinary Medicine

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Dr. Jen Schori, October 27, 2009

No one ever said changing our health care system would be easy, but who would have thought there would be so much resistance to making any change at all?