Meet Dr. Sarah Wooten
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Dr. Sarah Wooten is a well known international influencer in the veterinary and animal health care spaces. She is a certified veterinary journalist, has 16 years experience in private veterinary practice, and over 10 years experience in veterinary media work. She graduated from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Wooten is passionate about helping pet parents learn how to care better for their fur friends, and has written thousands of web articles and filmed hundreds of videos about pet care and the human-animal bond. She has appeared on radio, podcasts, and multiple television news broadcasts across the country in her role as a veterinary expert, and has been featured in several magazines in the same role.
Dr. Wooten speaks to veterinary continuing education audiences about leadership, client communication, personal development, and how to get the most out of your career and yourself. She is also a co-creator of the wildly popular card game 'Vets Against Insanity' and associated event 'Vets Against Insanity CON', a veterinary conference experience like none other. If you hang out with her, brace yourself for a rollicking, mind-opening good time. In her spare time, she can be found skiing, fly fishing, golfing, hoverboarding, hiking, and paddle boarding - all the fun things! Life is meant to be lived, so go out there and have some fun. 💃🏻 |
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Collaborations and Partners
Dr. Wooten has collaborated with many pet care and veterinary companies to raise client awareness of health conditions in their pets and promote wellness in our companion animals. She has also been a passionate advocate of strengthening the mental and emotional health of the veterinarian profession through her presentations, games, and webinars.
Dr. Wooten has collaborated with many pet care and veterinary companies to raise client awareness of health conditions in their pets and promote wellness in our companion animals. She has also been a passionate advocate of strengthening the mental and emotional health of the veterinarian profession through her presentations, games, and webinars.
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