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“They’re the glue that holds us together,” says one veterinarian/hospital owner. “They’re what make it work. We couldn’t do what we do without them.” 

Embracing the stories as of our patients and clients—as well as our own—is at the heart of narrative medicine, a long-practiced but only more recently studied skill that emphasizes empathy, reflection, and self-compassion.

Educator and author Ryane Englar, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice) , of the University of Arizona, is passionate about educating veterinary students and colleagues about spectrum of care and removing barriers to car e for all p et owners by broadening understanding of this critical topic.

Four of the most inspiring voices in vet med talk to Central Line: The AAHA Podcast about what it really means to “be positive” and take a team approach to wellbeing.

What do two pain-management and anesthesia experts talk about when they get together? It all starts with checklists. Tasha McNerney interviews Stephen Cital about how the field has changed from the old-fashioned belief that “animals don’t feel pain” to where we are today.

AlignCare is a community-based program that helps families pay for their pet’s care—the potential mental health benefits are huge for clients and the vet team.

This week: Researchers investigate why pets catch coronavirus, feeding cats less frequently may be better for them, and a poll on pet owners’ attitudes toward CBD.

This week: Military veterans with PTSD could get free service dogs, trekking to Idaho to find out if dogs can detect bird flu, and Santa’s reindeer are cleared for flight.

Ten million pets go missing each year, but only one in ten is found. Checking the chip can improve the odds.

This week: The FDA investigates reports of aflatoxin in pet food, dog racing to end in Florida, and the first year of pet ownership is the hardest.