Aurora Veterinary Clinic will close at 12pm on Tuesday December 24th. Our Mantua & Streetsboro locations are closed all day Tuesday December 24th. All three clinics will return to normal business hours on Thursday December 26th. Please see our Emergency Services page if your pet experiences an emergency during that time.
Pet parents can play a crucial role in supporting the Not One More Vet initiative and promoting the well-being of veterinary professionals in several ways:
1. Offer Gratitude and Support: Show appreciation for the hard work and dedication of veterinary professionals who care for your pets. A kind word or gesture such as a simple "Thank You" can go a long way in boosting their morale.
2. Be Understanding: Understand that veterinary professionals may face challenging and emotionally taxing situations in their work. Be patient and empathetic when seeking their services.
3. Educate Others: Raise awareness about the mental health challenges within the veterinary community among friends, family, and fellow pet owners. Encourage others to support the cause.
4. Share Resources: Share information about Not One More Vet and other mental health resources available for veterinary professionals. Help spread the word about the support available.
5. Encourage Self-Care: Advocate for self-care and work-life balance among veterinary professionals.
6. Report Abusive Behavior: If you witness or experience any disrespectful or abusive behavior towards veterinary professionals, report it and promote a respectful and safe environment.
7. Promote Open Dialogue: Encourage open discussions about mental health in the veterinary community. Destigmatizing mental health struggles can make it easier for individuals to seek help.
By taking these actions, pet parents can contribute to a more supportive and compassionate environment for veterinary professionals, helping to reduce burnout and promote the overall well-being of those who care for our beloved pets.
