5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A veterinarian's first-person essays on the realities of clinical practice, covering the cost of care, working through the pandemic, and decision-making under uncertainty. Posts are presented in a conversational format with an AI editor asking questions and the vet answering in her own words.
A veterinary anaesthesia newsletter covering clinical pharmacology and pathophysiology topics such as sedation, analgesia, anxiolysis, failed sedation and brachycephalic conformation. Readers get explanations of how drug properties map onto patient needs for rational perioperative drug selection.
Florence is a guide-style newsletter for pet owners facing a seriously ill, aging, or dying animal, covering end-of-life decisions, cancer diagnosis, and canine cognitive dysfunction. Each issue explains what vets look for, what treatments realistically achieve, what they cost, and how to make hard decisions with less guilt.
A personal blog by a former veterinary student who left surgery after discovering a hand tremor condition and moved into healthcare mergers and acquisitions. The posts combine career memoir with reflections, and the sampled issues also include some film notes.
A vendor blog from the makers of Instinct EMR covering veterinary hospital software and operations. Issues include product integration overviews, advice for opening new hospitals, and customer case studies.
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