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Caring for Our Pet's Health with Veterinarian Dr. Alex Avery

December 09, 2020 • Season 1 • Episode 28

Dr. Alex Avery is the veterinarian, the savior of animals taking care of our pet's health. He is the AntiFool.

We're going to talk about our loved ones that aren't human: our pets. What do animals mean to you? Are your pets considered members of your family or are they left outside to fall and adapt to your routine? Are they healthy? Do they have their vaccinations? Do they have their check-ups ready? Are there signs to show that they are aging? Who better to have this conversation with than Dr. Alex Avery.

Dr. Alex is a veterinarian and Founder of Our Pet's Health, the go-to resource for taking care of your loved ones, your pets, your dogs, and cats in every animal in between. On a mission to share his knowledge and experience as a vet so you can make the best decisions possible, preventing injury and disease, and be comfortable making the difficult decisions, Our Pet's Health is a plethora of content teaching you about the best ways to take care of your favorite animals.

We talked about:

Dr. Alex's origin story: how he dove into the world of saving lives, animal lives as a vet,
Preconceptions that pet owners have when relying on Dr. Google
How vets and their clients work together to help save their pet's lives
Biases that we have as pet owners who may feel responsible for taking care of our pets
The signs to see if your pet's health is deteriorating and what is the best way to act upon it.

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