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Even on the hardest days, you're still someone's hero. As veterinary professionals, we face countless challenges, but our impact on pets and their families is immeasurable. The Power of Pacing® technique can help you navigate stressful moments and rediscover the joy in your work. Learn how to maintain focus and composure, even when faced with difficult client interactions. Visit thepowerofpacing.com for online coaching with Dr. R. tailored specifically for veterinarians. #VetLife #VeterinaryWellness #CompassionFatigue #VetMedMentalHealth

When one of your dogs is unwell chances are your mind races in a million directions. What's the best way to help them? What if it's something serious (after all, we know they'll hide any discomfort as long as they can)? Do I need to consult a vet or is there something that can be done at home to help your dog heal? I believe the answers can be found when we look beyond symptoms, even beyond the body. That’s what Anke Herrmann from Soul Touched by Dogs invited me to unpack and explore at a free live masterclass you’re invited to join: “The Connection Between Spirit and Symptoms - A Holistic Vet Explains” When? 3rd June, 4:30 pm Europe (3:30 pm UK, 10:30 am ET, 7:30 am PT) (HERE is what time that is for you) Bring your questions and join us! Save your spot : https://lnkd.in/dzXHMfRK "As a holistic vet with over 30 years of experience, my mission is to optimize pets' lives by bridging the gap between holistic and conventional veterinary medicine through nature-inspired, energy-driven actions. If you're looking for holistic ways to care for your dog(s) you'll love this session." ~ Dr. Jeff Feinman

In my latest feature, I delve into innovative approaches to measuring and enhancing small dog happiness. Highlighting the significance of the Canine Behavioral Assessment and Research Questionnaire (C-BARQ) and Health-Related Quality of Life Surveys, this article underscores the vital connection between canine mental health and physical wellness. A must-read for professionals in veterinary medicine, pet care industries, and dog lovers keen on scientific insights. 🐶🔬 #VeterinaryScience #PetWellbeing #InnovationInPetCare

Did you catch this #SummerFun #PetParent tip on our IG from Dr. Ashly Smith, DVM?! Our favorite thing about Small Door Veterinarians is they truly help us to think about the overlooked lifestyle choices that can help us keep our pets as safe as possible! If you haven't watched yet! Check out the link in the comments. Let us know: what other topics do you want more #PetSafetyTips on?

🧬 Big news for pet health and science enthusiasts! Aggie Square has welcomed UC Davis Veterinary Genetics Laboratory as its latest research tenant. This collaboration is set to expand our understanding of animal genetics, paving the way for more personalized pet care solutions. 🐾 Erin García shares in her article how this partnership not only brings cutting-edge research closer to home but also promises advancements in veterinary medicine that could benefit your furry friends directly. Curious to learn more about how this affects your pet? Click the link to read the full story and share your thoughts in the comments below! 📲 https://lnkd.in/enGyyAyv #VeterinaryScience #GeneticResearch #PetHealth

Learn from experts as you begin your veterinary career. Here's some financial advice for veterinary graduates to help you get set up for success. https://bit.ly/3TW5Pk9

Why Your Old Dog NEEDS Exercise Dr. Sandra "Sandi" Leonard discusses a range of topics related to veterinary care, emphasizing her holistic approach. Doc Sandi delves into the benefits of chiropractic care for pets, explaining how subluxation complex adjustments can provide immediate pain relief and improve nervous system function. The conversation covers practical advice on recognizing signs that pets need chiropractic adjustments and the significance of regular check-ups for maintaining their health and mobility. Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gUJWy6Bd #petlongevity #petexercise #doghealth

Question for my veterinary friends: With most PIMS, can a practice easily create a list of patients based on certain features that go beyond species, breed, etc.? For example, let's say I want to send an email to all of my clients who own black cats. Could I search my PIMS for just the black cats, or is that too specific?

Listen, I'm not saying this was the most important question I asked Dr. Audrey Ruple of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, but I will say it was in the back of my head the entire interview. It was delightful to chat with her about her work with the Dog Aging Project, the largest-known study of dog health, and what we're learning about our best friends, as well as ourselves. Check out the full episode: https://lnkd.in/eSWPy6XM

Cultural competency is crucial in removing barriers in access to veterinary care for our communities. Listen to some of the top voices out there, including our very own Sara Taylor, RVT!! I'm registered...are you? #SFSPCA #AccessToCare https://hubs.li/Q02qLBWm0