
Don’t Call Me Catty is the unapologetic, plain-talking podcast for veterinary professionals who want real conversations, not sugarcoating. Hosted by Jillian Carr, a veterinary financial strategist, and Leilani Saad, co-founder and CEO of a 24/7 veterinary teletriage company, the show dives into the messy, meaningful parts of vet med: burnout, boundaries, big decisions, money moves, and midnight em... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

What if the problem in veterinary medicine isn’t that we need to be more resilient, but that we’ve gotten really good at enduring things we shouldn’t have to?
In this special episode of Don’t Call Me Catty, Leilani and Jillian sit down with boop co-... more
Season 2 is here, and we’re kicking things off with Dr. Serge Chalhoub: internal medicine specialist, professor at the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, co-founder of the Calgary Veterinary POCUS Academy and, apparently, Prince of... more
What happens when two veterinary industry leaders put themselves in the hot seat with actual hot sauce? 🌶️
In this special episode of Don’t Call Me Catty, hosts Leilani Saad and Jillian Carr take on a hot wings challenge while answering the questio... more
What if veterinary care didn’t stop at the clinic door?
In this episode of Don’t Call Me Catty, we’re joined by Ellyse Bacelic-Grgic (RVT & Founder) and Jen Gibson of Felix and Fido, a platform enabling Registered Veterinary Technologists to provide... more
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Unvarnished conversations for veterinary professionals, focusing on burnout, boundaries, money management, leadership, and the human side of practice. Episodes mix candid personal stories with actionable strategies for running clinics, supporting teams, and navigating emergencies. Noteworthy elements include a bold, no-nonsense tone, guest variety from practice leaders to RVTs and regulators, and practical takes on culture, wellbeing, and financial literacy that appeal to practitioners, clinic managers, and industry allies seeking honest insights and real-world tips.
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2. Ellyse Bacelic-Grgic
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