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In this episode, Gary has a conversation with Sara's classmates; Bianca Plowman and Hunter Spielvogel. Unfortunately Sara was unable to join the conversation.

This is a bit of a continuation of our Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine Diagnostic Challenge conversation, but this is a Post-DC talk instead of a Pre-DC talk.

Spoiler alert! the case we had the challenge involves Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP).

References:

Bianca Plowman on Instagram

Hunter Spielvogel on Instagram

WSU CVM Diagnostic Challenge

Hyperfixed FIP Episode Part 1

Hyperfixed FIP Episode Part 2

Hyperfixed FIP Episode Part 3

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Sara Rae @its_sara1231

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This epsisode finds Gary and Sara hanging out and catching up. They talk about what they've been doing and what they're looking forward to.

Some of it is same old, same old as Sara has been taking tests and working in her ER and Shelter Med jobs. Gary has been on the road. Hi latest visits have been the Ohio State Univesity, Rowan University, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University and Michigan State University. Thanks for listening

WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Diagnostic Challenge

FarVets

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Gary Marshall, DVM @it.might.get.weird
Sara Rae @its_sara1231

Disclaimer: Although Dr. Gary Marshall is an officer in the American Veterinary Medical Association; on this podcast, Gary and Sara are speaking on their own behalf, and not on behalf of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

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If you didn't listen to Season 1 Episode 22, you missed out on a great episode. But fortunately we are posting it again here. Besides, it's also Gary's birthday today and he wants to take the week off from editing new content.

If you're a true crime fan, especially if you want to learn a bit of veterinary related crime history, please listen to this episode. This story is truly shocking!Warning: Don't listen if you're triggered by stories of murder. Maybe don't listen while you're in a taxi or a ride share or if you've just gotten into a car with a random stranger. Maybe just don't hitchhike and get into cars with random stranger's anyway.
Otherwise, wait until all the trick-or-treaters are done for the night, turn out the lights, light some candles, and curl up on the couch and listen to this very true, very much crime related story about an inventor of a very common companion animal surgical instrument (that you will never forget the name of after this).

The following are reference materials used in the production of this episode.

Wikipedia
True Detective January 1930
True Detective February 1930
medium.com by Amy Drake

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Gary Marshall, DVM @it.might.get.weird
Sara Rae @its_sara1231

Disclaimer: Although Dr. Gary Marshall is an officer in the American Veterinary Medical Association; on this podcast, Gary and Sara are speaking on their own behalf, and not on behalf of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

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