The veterinary clinic can be a stressful environment for many of our patients, and any resulting fear and anxiety can have long-lasting impacts on their emotional and physical wellbeing, and can compromise the safety of both owners and staff members.
Creating a Calm Clinic environment is essential in conditioning a positive emotional and physical response in our patients when they visit us, which in turn facilitates a calmer and safer practice environment for owners and staff.
This learning series with Charlie Wright shows the importance of recognising species-specific factors that influence the biological stress response and the behavioural coping strategies of canine patients. The learning series looks at how we can approach patients, manage the environment, and design behaviour-focused services within the clinic.
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Description
Topics covered include:
- Recognising species-specific challenges
- Adapting our approach to focus on emotional health
- Overcoming barriers in canine stress reduction
- Facilitating caregiver compliance
- Running canine behaviour services
- Training dogs for examination and procedures
We recommend watching in conjunction with the Feline Calm Clinic learning series.
This learning series is taken from The Calm Clinic Academy, a comprehensive 12-month programme open to vets, vet nurses and practice managers, that equips delegates with the skills to create positive changes within their practice, and implement a calm, stress-limiting approach to all patients. For more information on how to enrol and become a Calm Clinic Ambassador, click here.