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|Articles|December 20, 2016
Low-stress handling brings pride and respect to the veterinary team
Author(s)Jonathan Bloom, DVM
You know it's good for patients, but it's also good for the staff.
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CVC educator Jonathan Bloom, DVM, has seen the effects of the low-stress handling revolution, and they're not just for the benefit of pets. In this video he explains how his own staff has embraced the ideology and has become a stronger unit.
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