We Need to Talk About The Growing Suicide Rates Among Veterinarians
We Need to Talk About The Growing Suicide Rates Among Veterinarians
“Most veterinarians are people who just love animals, and most people who just love animals are pretty sensitive people that just want to help”
During Vet Wellness month I believe it’s important to bridge the gap between veterinarians and their clients and any misunderstandings among the public about vets. We love pets just the same as you, but the growing rate of suicide among veterinarians is alarming and needs to be addressed.
Click on the link Not One More Vet in the link in my Instagram bio to get more info and resources or visit the Gentle Journey website and YouTube page to learn more about how you can assess your own pet’s wellness.
How Can I Support My Vet During Vet Wellness Month?
How Can I Support My Vet During Vet Wellness Month?
January has been dedicated to veterinary wellness here in Arizona because of the growing suicide rates among veterinarian professionals.
The statistics I mention come from the Not One More Vet site, which is a resource for veterinary professionals, with the goal of transforming the status of mental wellness within the profession. I’ve put the link in my bio if you want to learn more about the research, get online support, or learn ways you can support your own vet.
This month I’ll be sharing more info on vet wellness along with of my own stories and experiences working in the veterinary field so tap the follow button if you want to stay updated!
“My pet is on pain meds, how do I know if they are coping well?”
“My pet is on pain meds, how do I know if they are coping well?”
If you are worried about your pet’s end of life experience, reach out now and let’s set up a time to discuss your pet’s needs and create a plan of action.
You can also check out my new video series that will answer all your questions about euthanasia! Click the link in the bio to learn more!
“How do I know my pet is in pain?”
“How do I know my pet is in pain?”
Pain in pets can be difficult to detect and here is why…
For the full-length version go to gentlejourneyaz.com where you can find my new video series! Check it out and let me know if you have any other questions.
“My pet can’t be in pain, they don’t look sad and they aren’t whining”
“My pet can’t be in pain, they don’t look sad and they aren’t whining” – a common misconception.
This is just one of the myths people still hold on to when it concerns their pet’s health and I see too many pets suffer because of it.
Follow the Gentle Journey account if you want to learn about the most recent info on end of life pet care and how to prevent suffering.
For more of this video and to learn how to read the signs of pain in your own pet click the link in the bio to be directed to my video series where I answer all your questions concerning euthanasia and how you can assess your pet’s needs.
Parkour!
Do your animals ever like to play “Parkour”?
