Joey's Legacy: Seeking Truth And Integrity In Veterinary Medicine
Advocating for transparency and accountability in the pet care industry through our books on Amazon.
First of all
Recordkeeping Violations in Veterinary Medicine
Learn about the common violations of recordkeeping in veterinary medicine and how they impact the quality of care for pets.
Not to mention
Standard of Care in Veterinary Medicine
Understand the importance of the standard of care in veterinary medicine and how it affects the health and well-being of pets.
And let's not forget
Disciplinary Action in Veterinary Medicine
The Veterinary industry is one of the cleanest industries in the U.S. when it comes to the percentage of bad actors. While police departments seem to average about 15% bad cops compared to the 85% who work zealously and honestly to protect society, the percentage of bad actors in the Veterinary medicine field is remarkably low, averaging 2-5%.
No one dislikes bad actor veterinarians more than the 95+% of the great veterinarians in the country dedicated to helping our pets and farm animals.
Joey's Legacy: Seeking Truth and Integrity in Veterinary Medicine is about the small percentage of bad actors (the Bad Guys) and the victims they leave behind, heartbroken and guilt-ridden that they chose the wrong veterinarian to treat their beloved pets.
As Big Pharma and the Pet Food Dynasty seek to overtake the veterinary industry, pushing drugs that often kill and toxic pet foods and flea collars, all in the cause of Big Money, the industry has changed over the past few decades.
How would you like to check your child out of the hospital only to be told you must pay the $10,000.00 bill before they release your child, like being held hostage until the ransom is paid. Thankfully, this does not happen in the field of human medicine but is common in the field of veterinary medicine.
Why do so many State Veterinary Boards never see a veterinarian they don't love regardless of stack-loads of complaints filed by innocent Pet Parents who lost Fido or KitKat due to a bad teeth cleaning.
Why is human medical malpractice insurance $100,000.00 dollars per year... or more, but veterinary malpractice insurance is less than $1,000.00 per year?
A message to the small percentage of bad actor vets and the State Veterinary Board Swamp: Joey's Legacy is coming after you.
THE GIG IS UP!
