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Mindfulness and Healing in Veterinary Medicine: Insights from Dr. Jyothi V. Robertson
Amidst the hustle and demands of the veterinary profession, the well-being and self-care of veterinarians often get sidelined. However, in a thought-provoking episode of the podcast “Care for the Healer,” hosted by Dr. Steve Kruzeniski, Dr. Jyothi V. Robertson delves into the importance of mindfulness and healing in veterinary medicine. From personal experiences to practical insights, Dr. Robertson’s episode titled “Mindfulness & Veterinary Medicine” offers valuable lessons and perspectives for both veterinarians and the general public. Click here to listen to the episode. Dr. Robertson sheds light on the pressing challenges faced by veterinarians, including financial pressures and the need to … Read More
The last veterinarians in town
Access to veterinary care is becoming increasingly difficult as more professionals leave the field, with burnout, high turnover, and mental health challenges worsening the issue. In places like Juneau, Alaska, pet owners face long wait times, limited surgeries, and a lack of emergency services. Local shelters are stepping in to fill the gap, but the shortage of vets continues to impact communities across the nation. For more insight into this growing crisis, listen to the "Outside/In" podcast episode, "The Last Veterinarians in Town."
Your Pets and Their Food
As promised, here is a more expansive look at the overall topic of food for your pets – what food should have, what it shouldn’t have, things to look out for, and tips for making your own food at home! A good place to start is with the components of a healthy pet diet – what do pets need in their food to thrive? First and foremost is the nutritional component of the food, which should come as no surprise. Dogs and cats need to make sure that they’re getting the proper nutrients they need every day – pets have … Read More
Thanksgiving and Your Pets
With Thanksgiving coming up, family all around, and food you only get to eat once a year, it can be tempting to share a special treat with your animals as well as your family. However, there are a great many foods that pets can’t have, especially Thanksgiving themed foods. Here’s a list of things to avoid giving them, so that you or any family members can keep your pet happy and healthy this Thanksgiving season. Turkey – while lean, plain turkey can often be the protein of choice in many pet foods, make no mistake – the turkey we prepare … Read More