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1. Pet loss and grief: an integrative perspective

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   Book Sections | Contributor(s): Boyraz, Güler, Bricker, Michael E.

2. Veterinary business strategies and the human-animal bond: why pet welfare issues are in everyone's best interest

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   Conference Proceedings | Contributor(s): Ackerman, L.

3. Celebrating the relationship between people, pets, and their veterinarians

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Becker, M.

4. Sticking with the bond

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Catanzaro, T. E.

5. Impact of the owner-pet and client-veterinarian bond on the care that pets receive

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Lue, T. W., Pantenburg, D. P., Crawford, P. M.

6. Practical bond considerations: Dealing with client emotional or mental limits

   

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Myrna Milani

   If dealing with time, financial, or physical limits, causes some clinicians to flounder, dealing with emotional or mental ones causes many to sink like rocks. Once again, this doesn’t occur because veterinarians do not care about their clients’ special needs. Most genuinely do....

7. Terminal bond problems

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Milani, M.

8. A veterinarian's role in helping pet owners with decision making.

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Shanan, A.

   End-of-life care frequently requires owners and veterinarians to make decisions of monumental consequences while feeling they sorely lack essential information. This feeling can be distressing to owners and veterinarians and lead to strains in their relationship. This article illustrates an...

9. End-of-life communication in veterinary medicine: delivering bad news and euthanasia decision making

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   Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Shaw, J. R., Lagoni, L.

10. The human-animal bond and grief

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    Books | Contributor(s): Lagoni, Laurel, Hetts, Suzanne, Butler, Carolyn

    This book is based on the teaching programme at the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine. It is written for the veterinary practitioner and offers specific guidelines to help the veterinarian guide clients through the situation of the death of a companion animal. The...

11. The art of veterinary practice : a guide to client communication

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    Books | Contributor(s): Milani, Myrna M.

12. When helping hurts : compassion fatigue and the veterinary care professional

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    Books | Contributor(s): Ayl, Kathleen

13. Veterinarians' role for pet owners facing pet loss

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    Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Fernandez-Mehler, P., Gloor, P., Sager, E., Lewis, F. I., Glaus, T. M.

14. Four core communication skills of highly effective practitioners

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    Journal Articles | Contributor(s): Shaw, J. R.

    For 40 years, medical researchers have been studying physician-patient interactions, and the results of these studies have yielded three basic conclusions: physician-patient interactions have an impact on patient health, patient and physician satisfaction, adherence to medical recommendations,...

15. Connecting with grieving clients : supportive communication for 14 common situations

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    Books | Contributor(s): Lagoni, Laurel, Durrance, Dana

16. End of Life Considerations

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    Book Sections | Contributor(s): K Dobbs, V Adams