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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 40 MIN

Beyond the Farm Gate:Understanding Dairy Veterinary Medicine

from Extraordinary Vets · host Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Discover what it really takes to become a successful dairy veterinarian and how veterinarians transition into the animal health industry with Dr. Matt Boyle,Director, Dairy Technical Services at Zoetis Inc. In this episode of Extraordinary Vets, we explore the day-to-day work of a technical services veterinarian, the future of dairy medicine, and the skills today’s veterinarians need to thrive in a rapidly changing livestock industry.Dr. Boyle shares his journey from dairy practice to a leadership role at Zoetis, offering practical career advice for veterinary students, new grads, and any veterinarian interested in food animal medicine or alternative career paths. We also dive into public health topics like milk safety, avian influenza in cattle, and the role of veterinarians in protecting the food supply.If you want to better understand the dairy industry, explore new veterinary career options, or learn how animal health companies support veterinarians and producers, this episode delivers high-value insight from a trusted expert.

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