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Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 29, 2026

Talking to the Team About Pharmacies

Stephanie Goss, Fractional Practice Manager and CEO of Pride VMC, joins Dr. Andy Roark to tackle a question every Canadian clinic is bracing for: what happens when human pharmacies start selling pharmacy products at a fraction of the markup your team is used to? Andy and Stephanie dig into pharmacy disruption, client c

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 23, 2026

When Getting Things Done Holds Us Back

Last night, after a 2-year break, I went back to improv comedy. The team I’m joining had a planning meeting, which seems odd given it’s an improvisational team, but I was all about it. Planning meetings, after all, are how we get stuff done. At the meeting, I was reconnected with people I’ve worked with... Read More Th

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 24, 2026

Adapting to a New Pharmacy World

Dr. Andy Roark, host of The Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast, flips the script and lets Kelsey Beth Carpenter run the show for the launch of a brand new six part miniseries, Cone of Shame Canada. The topic on the table: human pharmacies have entered the veterinary pharmacy business north of the border, and Andy... Read

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 18, 2026

The Five Phases of Your Work Life

I’m pretty sure there are five phases to a working life. I say pretty sure because I’ve actually only unlocked four stages, and I know a growing number of people who are in the fifth, but that doesn’t mean there’s not a secret stage I don’t know about. After all, I didn’t know about the... Read More The post The Five P

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 16, 2026

Falling Trust in Research & the Data We Really Need

I’ve got Dr. Jules Benson on the podcast today and we’ve got a doozy of a topic for ya: The sad, sad state of research in vet medicine (my words, not his!) I am bothered by what seems to be a tidal wave of crappy, biased, cherry-picked research lately, and I ask Dr. Benson to... Read More The post Falling Trust in Rese

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 11, 2026

A Life Update

I’ve been talking a lot over the last year about how my daughter was leaving for college and the effect that’s been having on me. I’ve been stressing a bit and thinking about what the departure of my child would mean for me. After all, If I’m not the dad of two little girls, then... Read More The post A Life Update app

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 4, 2026

Veterinary Medicine Doesn’t Have a Price Problem

You think routine vet care is expensive?! Last night I went out for ice cream with my brother’s family in Gainesville, FL. Together, we got 3 small cups and 2 small cones of ice cream. Do you know what five of the smallest servings at Ben & Jerry’s costs these days? $40! We spent $40... Read More The post Veterinary Me

Drandyroark iconDrandyroarkSep 3, 2026

Is It Bad Medicine or Just a Bad Outcome?

Dr. Chad R. Brown, DVM (Purdue), executive director of the Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center at Iowa State University, joins Dr. Andy Roark to tackle a gut-punch truth in veterinary medicine: good decisions do not always equal good outcomes, and outcome-based judgment can be brutal on clinicians. They unpack how hindsigh

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