Few things say “this issue is mainstream” like an article on the topic in The Atlantic. The liberal leaning publisher has an air of gravitas as it tends to cover the important issues in politics, economics, world news and culture. You know the kind of stuff we mean. Op eds from Mitt Romney, Ta-Nehisi Coate’s Case for Reparations and soon to be classics like “Admit it, squirrels are just tree rats.”
This week, vet med hit the big time when the vet shortage was covered in The Atlantic. And in our opinion the article does us justice. It covers the staffing crisis in a great way, pointing out that the lack of care available to owners is not the fault of veterinarians, but simply a reality that a severe shortage creates. We’re sure you’ve seen it come across your timeline, but if you haven’t read it yet, give it a go. You’ll appreciate Sarah Zhang’s coverage of the issue.
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