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."
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Veterinary 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.
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Are veterinarians really that expensive?
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Advances in veterinary medicine and culture has always moved at a fast pace, but since the pandemic and the rise of pet adoptions, it’s moving at lightning-speed! It is nice to see how much we have advanced over the years. These advances seem to be moving toward a progressive change in the industry as well as streamlining the products and services we offer. There are certainly hurdles we’ll need to jump over and problems to solve, and because of this there are some predictions this will create more job opportunities for our industry.
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If you are a veterinary team member thinking about entrepreneurship, this blog is for you!
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Deciding 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.
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Losing 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.
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Saying 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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Euthabag becomes a certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise! Read more to find out why women in business is so empowering, how Celine leads her team and the industry to reach higher goals, and why it’s so important to Euthabag, the pet body bag company to achieve this certification!
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Why choosing the right crematorium for your veterinary clinic is so important.
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Vet techs are priceless gems in vet teams, and Euthabag is here to support them.
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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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