

Burned Out in Vet Med? This New Show Gets Real About It – And You’re Not Alone 52% are dealing with it right now
Veterinary medicine just got a fresh new voice. Meet Vet Candy Pop — a vibrant, real-talk show hosted by two of the industry's most dynamic rising stars, Dr. Elan Armstrong and Dr. Shannon Gregoire. Designed for the modern vet professional, Vet Candy Pop dives deep into the topics that matter most — no sugarcoating, no fluff, just honest conversations and expert insight.

5 Veterinary Trends Reshaping 2025
The veterinary industry is evolving fast. In this bold episode of Vet Candy Business, host Dr. Shannon Gregoire, DVMbreaks down five game-changing trends for 2024 – plus one critical trend too many are ignoring. From virtual care revolutions to genetic-tailored treatment, these insights will future-proof your practice and position you at the cutting edge of animal care. 🚀 Read on for a preview of what’s driving vet med forward.

5 Mistakes Every New Vet Makes – And How to Avoid Them Like a Pro!
In the latest episode of Vet Candy IRL, host Dr. Shannon Gregoire tackles a topic that every new veterinarian can relate to: the 5 biggest mistakes veterinarians make in their first year—and how to sidestep them! This week, Dr. Shannon is joined by two incredible guests from Hometown Veterinary Partners: Dr. Dazjah Samuels, a 2024 Ross University grad, and Dr. Abi Maynard, a 2017 graduate from St. George’s University. Together, they dive into common pitfalls new vets face and share tips for navigating those early career challenges with confidence.

3 Women Share the Advice They Wish They’d Heard in College
Starting your career can feel like a whirlwind of uncertainty and challenges. To help students navigate these early stages, we spoke to three inspiring women who shared the wisdom they wish they’d known during their college years. Here’s what Dr. Jill Lopez, Keri Kamba, and Dr. Shannon Gregoire had to say.

Tech to the Rescue: 8 ways technology can help with the nationwide veterinary shortage
In the rapidly evolving world of veterinary medicine, adopting innovative technologies is not just a luxury but a necessity to enhance efficiency, reduce workload, and improve client satisfaction. This is particularly crucial now, as the demand for veterinary services is at an all-time high while the industry faces unprecedented challenges. Clinics across the nation grapple with nationwide staff shortages, high turnover rates, and an alarming trend: most vet techs are not only leaving their current roles within six years but also leaving the profession entirely. With staffing shortages and high turnover, those still in the profession are overworked, and finding ways to make their jobs easier is crucial for retention. According to the AVMA, staff turnover costs the veterinary industry between 1 and 2 billion dollars annually.