Doctor Thinker’s Thoughts

Animals | Veterinary Medicine | Race and Social Issues

This page is dedicated to blogs and essays on topics relating to animals, veterinary medicine and race and social issues.

About Me

Let’s Get Acquainted

Dr. Charles McMillan received his Bachelor of Science in Pre-Veterinary Medicine with a minor in Biology from Delaware State University and later earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the prestigious Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) in 2012. Dr. McMillan served as TUCVM’s Human Animal Bond/Animal Behavior (HABAB) president and has a keen interest in the likeness and differences between human and non-human animal behavior. 

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Why
Doctor Thinker?

Doctor Thinker came to life one night while my wife and I were discussing how best to get my thoughts out and accessible. This website represents the intersection of my profession as a doctor and my passion as a thinker. I will initially start with blog posts about a myriad of topics and will later expand into other areas of interest. As mentioned in my bio, I thoroughly enjoy reading, and as a result, I have sought to link certain concepts across literary disciplines and apply them to life as it unfolds around me.

You can also participate actively in this  journey by providing feedback on content and posing questions you would like me to explore.

Join me for the journey!

-Doctor Thinker

  “Not everything that is faced can be changed, 

but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” 

– James Baldwin

Reading list

Locking Up Our Own:
Crime and Punishment in Black America

Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: And Other Conversations About Race

Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers

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How Often Should I Take My Pet to the Vet?

Diseases are easier to prevent than they are to treat. With that in mind, routine examinations...

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ABCs of Vaccines

Vaccines are vitally important for the control of disease spread among human...

Itchiness—is it allergy related?

The general differentials for itchiness include allergies, infection, and parasites...

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