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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2025 · 35 MIN

037: Dr. Crystal Heath: The Veterinarian Who's Challenging Animal Testing and Factory Farming

from Better Life for Animals · host Cheryl Moss

Veterinarian and activist Dr. Crystal Heath has built a groundbreaking career rooted in courage, conscience, and compassion. As the executive director of Our Honor, she leads a growing movement of veterinarians who challenge unethical practices in animal testing, factory farming, and education. In this episode, Dr. Heath discusses her journey from 4-H to animal advocacy, how she stood against ventilation shutdown during the pandemic, and why she believes the veterinary field must confront its moral contradictions. She also shares how Our Honor supports whistleblowers who speak out against cruelty and her vision for a compassionate, cruelty-free future for animals. Episode highlights: Why veterinary education must reform its use of animals The emotional toll of speaking up against industry norms How Our Honor helps veterinarians protect their ethics The growing movement for compassionate food and medical systems Visit www.BetterLifeForAnimals.com/podcast/037-Dr-Crystal-Heath  for full show notes and resources.

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