How Vet Med Should Celebrate 2020, the Year of the Woman
Ask ten people to name a vet off the top of their heads and you’ll probably get one of the following:James HerriotHerschel from Walking DeadPolNotice a trend here? Today’s entering veterinary classes are about 85% female, yet the public perception, both...
The Number One Myth in Veterinary Business that’s Hurting You
When I was in college, I wanted to study English. Not as a major, mind you- that was always going to be biology- but just a minor, you know, a way to exercise the other half of my brain. I made the mistake of consulting my engineer father, who scoffed and...
USA Today Reviews All Dogs Go To Kevin
Probably most of us think of veterinarians — if we give them any thought once we've left the exam room — as shot-dispensing, fracture-fixing pet medics.In All Dogs Go to Kevin (***1/2 out of four), Jessica Vogelsang rounds out the picture quite nicely. Her...
Q&A with Dr. Vogelsang in the San Diego Union Tribune
“All Dogs Go to Kevin” is a memoir by Dr. Jessica Vogelsang, a San Diego veterinarian who shares stories (some funny, some sad) about the lessons she’s learned taking care of pets.The title gets its name from her son, who misheard where one of the family...
Dr. Vogelsang Featured on San Diego Living
Dr. V. made an appearance on the CW’s San Diego Living to discuss All Dogs Go To Kevin! Watch the video below and let us know what you think.
