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Tails of Truth: The Truth about Veterinary Medicine

Welcome to Tails of Truth, the podcast where holistic veterinarian Dr. Angie Krause and her co-host, veterinary nurse JoJo, bring you candid, light-hearted conversations about pet health, veterinary medicine, and everything in-between.

Podcast · By Dr. Angie Krause, DVM CVA CCRT · American English · Official site

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Is Your Vet Recommending Tests You Don't Need? (opens the original)

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    Tell Us What You Think This week Dr. Angie and JoJo get into the uncomfortable question of overtesting in veterinary medicine. They talk about packages that bundle unnecessary vaccines and tests, the debate over year round flea and tick prevention, whether a heartworm test is necessary before starting Ivermectin, and why so many pet parents feel like they're not being offered options. Dr. Angie shares how she handles these conversations in her own exam room, including a few opinions she knows...

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Why Your Indoor Cat Still Needs a Rabies Vaccine (opens the original)

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    Tell Us What You Think Most cat parents assume rabies risk is an outdoor cat problem. Dr. Angie and JoJo disagree, and they've got two recent patient cases to explain why. In this episode, they walk through rabid bats becoming more common in the Boulder and Denver area, how a bat's behavior changes when it's infected, and what actually happens if a cat is exposed. That includes the quarantine process, why a rabies titer won't get a cat out of being vaccinated and quarantined, and the real con...

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Your Comments and Questions, Cheekily Corrected (opens the original)

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    Tell Us What You Think On this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie Krause and veterinary nurse, JoJo, dig into listener comments and questions, covering cat hyperthyroidism testing, Cytopoint and cancer risk, heartworm resistance to ivermectin, and the rabies vaccine recall. They also talk through saccharomyces boulardii for dogs on prednisone and the ongoing debate around gut health and allergies in dogs. Some comments are kind. Some are not. Dr. Angie and JoJo answer them anyway. Key...

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Thorne's Sale to P&G and What It Means for Your Pet (opens the original)

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    Tell Us What You Think Thorne, the supplement company millions of pet parents have trusted for over two decades, was just sold to Procter & Gamble for $3.8 billion. But the veterinary side of that business isn't part of the deal. It's now PetDomain, a fully family owned company built by the same people who ran ThorneVet for years. In this episode, Dr. Angie and JoJo sit down with PetDomain owner and CEO Alex Pearson to talk about what happened, why his family chose independence over joini...

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Our Confessions: Overdoses, Shame & Chaos (opens the original)

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    Tell Us What You Think Even veterinary professionals aren't immune to chaos and medical errors. In this episode, Dr. Angie and JoJo get vulnerable about the mistakes, emergencies, and shame spirals that happened with their own pets, including a medication dosing error, an unexpected ER visit after a dog ate a pot cookie, and a cat dental emergency that came with major sticker shock. They talk through what it actually feels like to mess up in an industry where you're expected to know better, w...

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