Veterinary technicians and support staff are too often left out of conversations around euthanasia and end-of-life care, despite being on the front lines every day. It's time to recognize their role and include them in the dialogue. Here's how.
Read MoreLeaky bags, awkward lifts, crowded fridges — sound familiar? Discover how Euthabag helps vet teams handle bodies with less stress and more dignity.
Read MoreScattering a pet’s ashes at sea may feel like a peaceful goodbye, but in the U.S., it’s not permitted. As veterinary professionals, we have a role to play in guiding families with care, clarity, and respect for both the law and the bond they’re honouring.
Read MoreAs part of Euthabag’s annual contest for veterinary professionals, our 2025 trip to Costa Rica brought two vet techs on a journey of compassion, conservation, and connection—from wildlife rescue and reforestation to community spay days and marine encounters.
Read MoreVeterinary professionals give their all to care for animals, but who takes care of them? Burnout and compassion fatigue are real challenges. Setting boundaries, communicating effectively, and nurturing emotional resilience are just as crucial as medical skills. In this insightful article, we explore five practical ways to create a healthier, more balanced work environment for you and your team.
Read MoreDiscover how the animal health sector can make a global impact by committing 1% of its revenue to environmental initiatives. In this article, we explore the power of consumer influence, the pressing need for corporate responsibility, and EUTHABAG's journey toward creating a body bag 100% made with recycled material.
Read MoreSaying goodbye to a pet is never easy, but being prepared can help ease the decision-making process. Learn about the different pet cremation options available so you can choose the proper aftercare for your beloved companion with peace of mind.
Read MoreVeterinary professional Alexandra Yaksich shares how her personal experiences with pet loss have deepened her empathy, offering insights into anticipatory grief, caregiving challenges, and the importance of bereavement support for both pet owners and veterinary teams.
Read More"Unless your pet is reactive to new people in the home, it is almost certainly easier for them to stay in familiar surroundings. Riding in a vehicle requires a lot of strength and balance, typically dwindling at the end of life. Even pets that may have enjoyed a trip to the vet's office in the past may find it stressful and uncomfortable." - Dr. Sunday Cozzi, Hospice Veterinarian.
Read MoreThree veterinary students had the opportunity to experience hands-on surgeries, wildlife rescue, and community outreach while discovering Costa Rica's rich biodiversity. This was a unique journey blending learning, service, and the impact of veterinary care in underserved areas.
Read MoreAre you still feeling the weight of losing a beloved pet? Learn to recognize the signs of unresolved grief and explore gentle ways to begin your healing journey. Your well-being matters—start here.
Undoubtedly, the Millennials and Z generation need to give meaning to their work, and with good reason! Gone are the decades of working without purpose or reason. Employees seek ways to invest in their work and contribute to a more significant cause. Companies must find ways to motivate their teams and unite them around a joint "mission."
Read MoreVeterinary medicine is evolving rapidly, whereas euthanasia remains frozen in time. Due to a lack of training in the veterinary curriculum, we must improvise and improve with experiences, good or bad. Here are some tips to make it a better experience for the families and for the veterinary team.
Read MoreCéline Leheurteux, DVM and founder of Euthabag, shares a deeply personal look at the emotional weight, the misunderstood costs, and the extraordinary care behind every act of veterinary medicine.
Read MoreVeterinary medicine is evolving faster than ever. From pain management to corporate buyouts and online sales, here are 5 major shifts reshaping the profession. Explore how these changes affect your daily practice—and what they mean for the future of vet med.
Read MoreIf you are a veterinary team member thinking about entrepreneurship, this blog is for you!
Read MoreDeciding where and when your beloved companion will leave your life is probably one of the hardest decisions you will ever have to make. Celine Leheurteux, DVM, offers you some tips that can help you when the time comes.
Read MoreLosing a beloved pet is very difficult. Like the loss of a human being, a period of mourning is necessary. If this is the case for you, the holiday season may bring your grief to the forefront, and you may feel more alone and sad than usual.
Read MoreSaying goodbye to a beloved companion is undeniably a painful moment that every animal lover must unfortunately face. Céline Leheurteux, DVM a Canadian veterinarian for more than 20 years, is well aware of the issues related to the practices currently in place in the veterinary care environment to assist in the departure of a pet.
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