We're In It Up To The Shoulder, Darling

In which Jenny (a vet student) and Aimee (a very not vet student) discuss Rinderpest, one of the few diseases officially to be deemed extinct courtesy of vaccinations!  Also the reason why we have Veterinary colleges, so big props to Rinderpest.  There is also much discussion about poo, eroding craters, and the benefits of chickens over velociraptors. Please rate, review, and subscribe if you like, and if you really love us, support us!  https://www.patreon.com/uptotheshoulder

In which Jenny (a vet student) and Aimee (a very not vet student) discuss Rinderpest, one of the few diseases officially to be deemed extinct courtesy of vaccinations!  Also the reason why we have Veterinary colleges, so big props to Rinderpest.  There is also much discussion about poo, eroding craters, and the benefits of chickens over velociraptors. Please rate, review, and subscribe if you like, and if you really love us, support us!  https://www.patreon.com/uptotheshoulder

In which Aimee (a very not vet student) and Jenny (a vet student) discuss Facial Eczema, which actually has more to do with the liver, but lots of skin problems are discussed anyway.  Aimee tries her hand at saying some very photosynthesis words, Jenny makes a truly awful joke and completely forgets what castration means, and not a lot of poo is discussed (sadly).  

In which Aimee (a very not vet student) and Jenny (a vet student) discuss Facial Eczema, which actually has more to do with the liver, but lots of skin problems are discussed anyway.  Aimee tries her hand at saying some very photosynthesis words, Jenny makes a truly awful joke and completely forgets what castration means, and not a lot of poo is discussed (sadly).  

In which Jenny (a vet student) and Aimee (a very not vet student) discuss the delights of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea virus and its various presentations, Jenny gets hypoplasia and aplasia mixed up, and too much poo is discussed (is there such a thing? let's find out!).  Also that 'p' thing Jenny was trying to remember was 'peyers patches'.

In which Jenny (a vet student) and Aimee (a very not vet student) discuss the delights of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea virus and its various presentations, Jenny gets hypoplasia and aplasia mixed up, and too much poo is discussed (is there such a thing? let's find out!).  Also that 'p' thing Jenny was trying to remember was 'peyers patches'.