Dr. Elizabeth Scott

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Living Your Legacy · Stringtown Animal Hospital Owner Building the Future of Pet Care with AI · 31 Mar 2026 podcast

So I think that it's just going to make us all much more efficient and as well, much more accurate, you know, and obviously the pets then benefit from that the most because, you know, instead of maybe having to do a trial of treatments or a trial of, you know, this test and that test, we can be more focused and, you know, save the pet parents money as well as get the pets healthier, faster.

Gosh, I would love that.

And I mean, I think it's definitely a plausible thing to consider.

You know, I've even, you know, we use a lot of laparoscopic equipment and the fact that I can go in through these little itty bitty holes and do so many things, you know, remove spleens and parts of liver and all of that and have that pet recover within like 48 hours.

That's weird.

I mean, yeah, all that stuff drives that equipment.

So it's just unbelievable what has been done that I just I have to believe it can be done where we'll be like sending things in little robots that will do those things for us.

Absolutely.

Yeah, yeah.

And you know, I've always been amazed since we started doing the laparoscopic surgeries, like in an abdomen, how you can see absolutely everything.

When I do a traditional open abdomen, everything's, you know, on itself, and you kind of have to move this and that you can't really see anything.

I mean, it's amazing how much better it makes the care.

Yeah, great, great question.

So, you know, I feel like there's pre-COVID veterinary medicine and there's post-COVID veterinary medicine.

Pre-COVID, people were very resistant to bringing their pets and leaving them with us.

They wanted to stay for everything.

They wanted to see everything.

And then COVID came and they couldn't.

From the state that I was in, they were not allowed to actually come in for health reasons.

And so people got really used to just dropping their pets off.

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