Ever wonder who takes care of the animals when the veterinarian is sick, helping their family, out of town for continuing education, or dare I say, on vacation?! --- The possibility of an animal suffering and not getting the care it needs, is exactly why most veterinarians feel they can never take any time off. More often than not, the solution is simply that they never take a day to learn, recover, heal, or refresh. --- This time to care for yourself is critical for everyone, and doctors are no exception. We must first take care of ourselves, so we can better care for others. This allows us to think more clearly and come back stronger, renewed, resilient - which all benefits the patient and improves the animal's care. --- This is where I come in! In addition to providing animal chiropractic and acupuncture to pets and four legged athletes, I also am a relief veterinarian! I temporarily take the place of other doctors so they can attend to things in their life away from the hospital, all while having the peace of mind that their patients and clients are still being well cared for within their own hospital. --- I love that my job not only allows me to care for animals, but also for my fellow veterinary colleagues! Plus, I get to work with and learn from amazing teams all over the country. I am so grateful for the opportunity to visit so many remarkable hospitals around the state and country, to learn from them, have new experiences, learn new medical techniques, all while providing much needed help. --- Want to learn more about veterinary relief practice? Visit Relief Rover for more information!