|Videos|July 7, 2023
Critter Fixers trivia with Dr Vernard Hodges
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Go behind the scenes with Dr Vernard Hodges and test your Critter Fixers knowledge
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On the latest of dvm360 Live!™, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, engages in a lively conversation with renowned veterinarian Dr. Vernard Hodges, co-star of the popular television show Critter Fixers. In this segment, Christman quizzes Hodges about some of the most memorable cases from the show, offering viewers a glimpse behind the scenes. Relive the excitement and challenges faced by Hodges and his team in their quest to heal and save beloved animal companions.
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