Veterinary Surgery Podcast

Does the Funnel sign in GDV help differentiating between GD and GDV?

This episode of the Vet Surgery Podcast hosted by Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn is featuring Dr. Elizabeth Maxwell (Assistant Professor of Surgical Oncology, University of Flori

A novel Bostonpexy technique for diaphragmatic hernias with Dr. Sarah Boston

In this episode of the Veterinary Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn sits down with repeat guest Dr. Sarah Boston, a veterinary cancer surgeon, for a wide-ranging co

To fold or not to fold part 2 with Dr. Bryden Stanley

We are not done talking soft palate issues! As a follow up from last week I am discussing the folded flap versus traditional staphylectomy technique for treating brachyce

Traditional versus the folded flap? That is the question with Dr. Ameet Singh

In this episode of the Veterinary Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jolle Kirpenstein interviewed Dr. Ameet Singh about a recently published article in JAVMA comparing folded flap pal

Ureteroneocystostomy in Cats

This lecture, delivered by DrJolle, reviews a JAVMA article from April 2026 titled "Ureteroneocystostomy as a Treatment for Benign Ureteral Obstruction and Ectopic Ureter

How to deal with the end of life of a pet as a surgeon?

I was lucky enough to attend the AVMA Convention 2026 in Anaheim, California, a city known for a few things, and yes, Disney is one of them (though I'll admit I never mad

Are secondary liver tumors related to the primary one?

This episode of the Veterinary Surgery podcast focuses on liver tumors in dogs. Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn discusses a recently published article examining canine hepatic neo

Introduction to the Veterinary Surgery Podcast

Hello, and welcome. I am Der. Jolle Kirpensteijn, and if you have found your way here, chances are you are a veterinary surgeon, a surgical resident, a student with a sca

VSPC 25-01 Sarah Boston

Episode 1: Surgical Oncology, Canadian Identity, Keynotes & Comedy with Dr. Sarah Boston. In this fun and thoughtful reboot of the Global Veterinary Surgery Podcast, Dr.

Introduction to the relaunch of the NEW Vet Surgery Podcast

I’m thrilled to relaunch this podcast for all the veterinary surgery nerds out there — you know who you are! Every two weeks, I’ll be diving into the latest and greatest

Feline antebrachial fractures and new wound management articles

Calling all veterinary surgery enthusiasts! Guess who's back with a perfectly exciting new episode? That's right, the Veterinary Surgery Podcast is back in action, and th

New surgical technique for primary hyperparathyrodism

Our first article of the year will discuss the surgical description and outcome of ultrasound-guided minimally invasive parathyroidectomy in 50 dogs with primary hyperpar

Cat ear issues and checklist manifesto with Dr. Ameet Singh

And we are back! We discuss c chronic otitis externa in the cat thanks to a great article in JFMS and have a great interview with Dr. Ameet Singh about why checklists are

Gorilla glue, co-morbidities of being a fat pet and everything you want to know about patella luxations

We are back with a great interview with Dr. Karen Perry from Michigan State University, discussing everything you always wanted to know about patella luxations in dogs an

Magic surgery pens, uroabdomen and missing soft tissue sarcoma mets

In this exciting podcast, we speak with Dr. Nick Bacon from the UK about the efficiency of CTs in diagnosing soft tissue sarcoma metastasis. Nick explains to us that it i

Total hip replacement, amputations and a new DOR procedure

In this episode, we have an extra-long interview with Dr. Peter Lotsikas from Skylos Sports Medicine. We discuss his latest publication about the combination of total hip

Feeling constipated, geeking out with statistics and hemangiosarcoma large vs small

The amazing Dr. Laura Selmic is joining me this week and we have an extra-long interview. I first discuss chronic constipation in the cat and doing a subtotal vs a total

How to become good at social media, interview with Dr. Minimal Invasive and vaginovulvectomies

In this week's episode, we discuss a new guidelines booklet that was published by AAHA, have a great interview with the famous dr. Bill Culp from UCDavis and for the firs

Spaying at a young age, a South African Texan with a new podcast and scientific jargon

This week's podcast we talk about a new study that looks at the relation between the age of the animal and spaying/castrating and the incidence of joint diseases and canc

Bone infarcts, being an orthopedic surgeon and taking out thyroids

After being away for a while, we are back with a vengeance. We discuss a cool recent article in JAVMA about bone infarcts, have a great double interview with dr. Karen Pe