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What's Up Doc?

What's Up Doc?

By: Scribenote Inc.
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Hosted by Dr. Katie Gallagher, Veterinarian and Co-founder of Scribenote Inc., listen as Katie meets with anyone and everyone in animal health. These short coffee chats cover topics ranging from what's trending in VetMed to case studies to the everyday challenges faced by DVMs, RVTs, students and other industry professionals.Scribenote Inc. Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
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  • Dr. Painter on Myths and Truths About Allergic Dogs
    Oct 24 2025

    In this episode of What’s Up Doc?, Dr. Katie is joined by special co-host Dr. Emily Merry, ER DVM, new grad, and Co-founder of Scribenote! Together, they welcome Dr. Painter, a Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist® and founder of The Allergic Dog™, for a fun and eye-opening round of Myth or Fact.

    From “food allergy blood testing is beneficial” to “dogs that lick their paws are just bored,” they bust common myths, share real-world stories, and unpack what’s really going on with allergic dogs. You’ll come away with a few laughs, a few surprises, and some take-home tips to help every itchy pup feel a little better.

    About Dr. Painter

    Dr. Painter is a Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist® passionate about transforming the lives of allergic dogs. Through her platform The Allergic Dog™, she blends clinical experience with education to empower pet owners, groomers, and veterinarians to better understand and manage canine allergies.

    Resources

    • The Allergic Dog:

    Website: https://www.theallergicdog.com

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theallergicdog/

    • Textbook: Small Animal Dermatology: A Color Atlas and Therapeutic Guide by Keith A. Hnilica & Adam P. Patterson
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Dr. Greg Bishop on Humour and Clinical Communication
    Sep 26 2025

    In this episode of ‘What’s Up Doc?’, we welcome Dr. Greg Bishop! Listen as Katie and Greg explore how humour, creativity, and thoughtful communication can bring levity and healing to the emotionally heavy world of veterinary medicine. From balancing profitability with authentic client care to navigating the emotional landscape of vetmed, Dr. Bishop shares practical strategies to help veterinary teams communicate more effectively and compassionately. They also unpack how trust in the profession is shifting and why now is the time to rethink how we connect with clients and each other.


    About Dr. Greg Bishop

    Dr. Greg Bishop is a small animal GP and emergency relief vet based in Portland, Oregon, with a focus on emergency and general practice. He teaches at a local vet tech college, writes a column on clinical communication for Veterinary Practice News, and is a sought-after speaker. He's also the creative mind behind Sasquatch Paw, an experimental storytelling and illustration platform.


    Resources

    • Developing Communication Skills for Veterinary Practice by Jane R. Shaw & Jason B. Coe

    • Explore Dr. Greg Bishop’s creative work at www.sasquatchpaw.com

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    36 mins
  • Suzanne Thomas on Clinic Culture & Hot Topics in VetMed
    Aug 25 2025

    On this episode of ‘What’s Up Doc?’ We’re excited to welcome Suzanne Thomas, BA, BS, LVT, CVT, NASM-CPT! From retail management to vetmed. Suzanne has had quite the journey beginning her career in veterinary medicine as an LVT in oncology, and working her way up to becoming a leader and mentor in the industry. Listen as Katie and Suzanne chat about clinic culture and the hottest topics in vetmed right now. Find the link to Suzanne’s book and podcast in the resources below!


    Resources

    • Suzanne Thomas LinkedIn
    • Podcast, Leading Veterinary Teams On Air
    • Book, From Competent to Capable by Suzanne Thomas, LVT
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    41 mins
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