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Episode 79: Dr. Andy Niehaus, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS and Dr. Laurie Kennedy, DVM

from The SeconDairy Podcast · host Travis Thompson

Dr. Andy Niehaus is a clinical professor at THE Ohio State University Veterinary College. He recently wrapped up a 12-year period as the Farm Animal Medicine Section Head for the veterinary college. He has recently stepped into more of an administrative role with the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at OSU. His credentials include a Bachelors of Sciences in Chemical Engineering from West Virginia University. He then received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, followed by a Masters in Veterinary Clinical Sciences and then completed a Residency in Food Animal Surgery from THE Ohio State University Veterinary College. Dr. Laurie Kennedy is a Stark County Ohio native who grew up in Canton. After graduating GlenOak High School, she attended Otterbein College and received a Bachelors of Sciences degree in Life Sciences. She then received her DVM from THE Ohio State University Veterinary College. She is currently a small animal practitioner at Champion Pet Vet, a small clinic located in the Heritage Feed Store in Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 

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