by James Askew | Apr 7, 2021 | Education
In my locale, we get hurricanes, tropical storms, floods and sometimes fires. So to stand our ground and keep up with all an entropic universe can throw at us, we have learned how to clean up the aftermath and prevent further damage. I remember when my pre-storm...
by James Askew | Jan 8, 2021 | Uncategorized
Recently I’ve been recording my thoughts and efforts during my first hospital build. Between design, function, space, and diagnostics I’m constantly reminded about the amount of cleaning and sterilization that needs daily persistence. I might be a little neurotic...
by James Askew | Sep 11, 2020 | Uncategorized
While having a great morning off and playing with my monkey (yes I have a real monkey) some thoughts came to me. How many times a week do we lecture a client on the necessity to protect and maintain the microbiome in our patients? Well, I counted and it was 3 times...
by James Askew | Aug 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
Have you ever walked into that veterinary hospital, and despite all the love, compassion, and medicine, you were sure something was dying according to the smell? Like that 6-week old crime scene odor? As a 20-year veterinarian with 1000 species under my belt, I’ve...
by Jenny Cassibry Fisher | May 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
In today’s current pandemic, one of the topics everyone is discussing is cleaning and disinfecting, especially our hospitals. Cleaning and disinfecting have been a part of veterinary hospital protocols for decades. Every staff member, at some point, will perform a...
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