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Exclusive First Look at Nat Geo WILD’s 2021 Vetsgiving Cookbook with New Vet Dr. Joya Griffin
Exclusive First Look at Nat Geo WILD’s 2021 Vetsgiving Cookbook with New Vet Dr. Joya Griffin
Laughing Place is pleased to partner with Nat Geo WILD to exclusively reveal this year’s Vetsgiving cookbook! With Thanksgiving just one week away, fans can incorporate even more recipes from their favorite TV vets into their holiday traditions. This year, new recipes are presented from Dr. Jan Pol, Dr. Joya Griffin, Dr. Ben Schroeder, Dr. Erin Schroeder, Dr. Terrence Ferguson, Dr. Vernard Hodges, Dr. Jennifer Hatcher, and Dr. Michelle Oakley. You can find the full cookbook at the bottom of this post and last year’s cookbook is available on the official Nat Geo WILD Facebook page.
With 8 recipes from veterinarians featured on 6 Nat Geo WILD shows, including the brand-new series Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya, a great way to use this year’s cookbook is to make a dish on each night of the lineup. Dr. Joya’s recipe is based on traditional Thanksgiving leftovers, making it extra fitting that the special sneak preview of her new series premieres on Thanksgiving night. Here’s the full event lineup, with each night beginning at 10/9c.
Nat Geo WILD Vetsgiving 2021 Programming Lineup:
- Mon, Nov 22: Critter Fixers: Country Vets : Plenty of Thanks
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Plenty of Thanks Tue, Nov 23: Heartland Docs, DVM : Farm Calls
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Farm Calls Wed, Nov 24: The Hatcher Family Dairy : Farm Family Values
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Farm Family Values Thu, Nov 25: Incredible Dr. Pol : A Pol Lot of Babies AND a Special Sneak Peek of Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya
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A Pol Lot of Babies AND a Special Sneak Peek of Fri, Nov 26: Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet : Home is Where the Vet Is
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Home is Where the Vet Is Sat, Nov 27: Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet AND a Second Chance To See Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya
Can’t wait to check out the newest Nat Geo WILD show? You can see a sneak peek of Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya right now. Dr. Joya Griffin specializes in dermatology, providing another unique specialty of veterinary medicine for viewers to learn about. The show officially premieres Saturday, January 1st at 10/9c, but viewers can see an episode early during Vetsgiving.
And now onto the good stuff! Enjoy these recipes provided by each of the Nat Geo WILD Vetsgiving vets, plus a bonus recipe from Janet Van Vissering, Senior Vice President of Development & Production for Nat Geo WILD.
You can catch up on past seasons of these great Nat Geo WILD shows on Disney+.
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LBJ fares well overall at La Joya Tournament
Laredo boys’ basketball teams fared well at their first tournaments of the year this weekend.
LBJ is one of the hottest teams out of the Gateway City early this season as it split its last two games of the La Joya Tournament on Saturday.
The Wolves opened the final day of competition with a 58-56 win over Harlingen as Juan Navarro scored a game-high 20 points. Diego Benavides, who scored the game winning 3-pointer, followed with 16 points while Roger Leyendecker and James Cruz contributed nine and seven, respectively.
With the victory, LBJ advanced to the Gold Bracket consolation championship against McAllen Nikki Rowe. However, the Wolves lost in the title game 63-50. Navarro led LBJ in scoring once again with 11 points.
The Wolves (5-3) will return to the floor on Tuesday as they will play Edinburg Economedes in a 1 p.m. matchup.
LBJ wasn’t the only Gateway City team to play at the La Joya Tournament as United South and Cigarroa did as well.
The Panthers fell San Antonio TMI 55-45 in their first game on Saturday as Brandon Gonzalez led the way with 13 points. United South was scheduled to play in the event’s third-place game, but there was no update on how the team performed in that matchup at press time.
Cigarroa (1-5) took its lumps in La Joya as it dropped its last two games of the tournament. The Toros opened the final day of competition with a 71-44 loss to Corpus Christi Ray as Albert Moreno led with 18 points. They followed that defeat with a 65-37 loss to Eagle Pass. Cigarroa will play again at 2 p.m. Tuesday against McAllen Memorial at Texas A&M International University.
Nixon (3-3) dropped its final game of the San Antonio Spurs Showcase against John Paul II 51-47. The Mustangs went 2-3 at the event. They aim to get back to their winning ways as they are set to face McAllen at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Texas A&M International University.
Martin and United both were set to play at different tournaments in San Antonio Saturday. However, no updates were available at press time on how the two teams performed on the final day of competition.
Alexander and St. Augustine both were idle Saturday as they didn’t attend a tournament this weekend.
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