Veterinary support staff are often forgotten during the discussion about euthanasia best practices and end-of-life care. Yet, we are the first line in the hospital! Find out how we can include technicians in the conversation.
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The environment has always been in the heart of the creator of EUTHABAG, Dr. Leheurteux. Noticing a general lack of political will, she was challenged by the protection and reforestation of private habitats in temperate and tropical environments.
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It’s the beginning of spring, 2010, just as frosts start to melt and the bustle of a new season starts. On a rural remote area, two dogs, a 13-year-old spayed female lab mix and a 7-year-old neutered male Australian Shepherd mix make their morning way across the pastures. A few hours later they come home, abnormally tired. By the end of the evening, they are pronounced DOA at a veterinary hospital.
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Do you struggle with helping clients feel better when it matters most — during euthanasia?
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“The living close the eyes of the dead, the dead open the eyes of the living.”
-Bulgarian Proverb
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Euthanasia is an inevitable part of our job. Personally, I think it’s what makes us vet-med types so strong.
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Turning compassion fatigue into compassion satisfaction in veterinary medicine: a recipe for success.
This is the best way to turn euthanasias into a meaningful and positive experience for both pet owners and veterinary teams.
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This pandemic has been a strange time for us. Read on to find out what small things could optimize your clinic and have your staff feeling better.
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... I found myself saying “if only I’d known then what I know now.” It wasn't self-criticism, as I practiced as I was taught and observed.
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I am telling you a story to illustrate this necessary benevolence in our environment, all the more so in these uncertain times.
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Let’s talk about respectful and dignified containment of the remains as pointed out in the new AVMA policy.
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We left off at the importance of validating the cremation services offered by your chosen facility.
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We all want to see the progression of animal welfare and to increase the standard of our veterinary practice.
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We have a rich and colorful history with our companion animals. They bring so much to our lives!
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We have a long history of commemorating our pets after death, from ancient Egyptian pet cemeteries and mummification to spiritual rituals to help our beloveds pass to the afterlife.
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