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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2020 · 25 MIN

Day Drinking & Stoned Veterinary Clients in the COVID19 Era

from Veterinary Viewfinder Podcast

As people around the country (and the world) have been forced into working from home and reduced social interactions, some people have filled their days with drinking excess alcohol or lighting up a joint or two. … Many veterinary practices are reporting higher than usual numbers of inebriated, intoxicated, and otherwise wasted pet parents visiting their clinics. … This week our hosts, Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, RVT, hammer out some of their real-life loaded tales from veterinary practice, how they helped their staff avoid getting bombed by these unexpected events, and why creating a plan can help your team walk a straight line. … This is a serious topic that deserves more attention within our profession.Our hosts discuss why these sorts of situations lead to burnout and stress, and what our professional organizations should be doing to help. … Viewfinders, let us know if you’re seeing an uptick in drunk or stoned pet parents trying to cope with the stress of the global pandemic. How is your practice handling these situations? … As Dr. Ward says, “Stay safe…and stay sober!” Cheers, Viewfinders!

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