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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Why choosing the right crematorium for your veterinary clinic is so important.

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.

“The living close the eyes of the dead, the dead open the eyes of the living.”

-Bulgarian Proverb

Euthanasia is an inevitable part of our job. Personally, I think it’s what makes us vet-med types so strong.

Turning compassion fatigue into compassion satisfaction in veterinary medicine: a recipe for success.

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.

Let’s talk about respectful and dignified containment of the remains as pointed out in the new AVMA policy.

We left off at the importance of validating the cremation services offered by your chosen facility.

We all want to see the progression of animal welfare and to increase the standard of our veterinary practice.