Name: 獣医の1日のお仕事＆美容・ウェルネスルーティン。| Work It | VOGUE JAPAN
Uploaded: 2021-11-21T17:55:11.000Z
Duration: 15 min 4 s
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I'm a veterinarian and this is how I work it.

I'm going to take you through 24 hours of my wellness routine.

My appointment schedule is eight hours, but I'm almost always at the hospital longer than that.

The most challenging part of my job is doing everything I can for a case and they're just not getting any better.

The most rewarding part is the exact opposite of that.

Having a really challenging case and watching them get better and the best part is being around animals all day.

I usually wake up and take my dogs for a run.

He always sleeps in the same place, ready to go for a run even though we're all very sleepy at that time we get up, I use a harness so that it never pulls too hard around her neck.

We usually do three miles in the morning, sometimes that takes a half hour, sometimes it takes me an hour.

I always take a cold shower in the morning because it wakes me up.

Everything I shower with is usually unscented.

I like the Jason and dr Bronner's products.

I don't like to smell like anything artificial.

I wash my face with sarah, They face wash and then moisturize with vanna cream.

I try to use really gentle products because I break out really easily.

I like styling cream, it doesn't smell like hair sprays.

I used to tell me the styling cream after I get out of the shower and I also use a little bit before I go to work so that my curls stay in place.

I don't want to feel like I have makeup on during the day.

The last thing I want is mascara in my eye or my face mask taking out some concealer.

So I usually leave for work around seven on my way to work.

I won't have a lot of time during the day to eat or drink.

So I try to hydrate before and after just getting to work And here's my crew, Helen and Betty.

I went into this field because I love adrenaline rushes and I've prepared my whole life for this whenever an emergency comes in instead of panicking, I program myself to just become laser focused on getting this animal better and stabilizing them.

My boss always says, every surgeon knows what to do when something goes right.

A good surgeon knows what to do when something goes wrong.

I always plan for what I would do if something were to go wrong And 99.9% of the time everything goes right and you don't have to do anything extra.

So a lot of times I will tell the receptionist and move some appointments for me.

I just need 20 minutes to reset myself and I usually go for a walk around the block.

I'm about to go into an exam with my next patient on hell.

So we're gonna take a look see how she's doing 77, which is great because she hasn't lost it.

There are some tartar on these back teeth, but the front teeth don't look bad.

You should brush your dog's teeth once a day, fluoride is toxic to animals, so never use your toothpaste if you're not able to brush your animal's teeth or you just don't have the time.

It's funny how dogs and cats to create their own language with their owners.

You know, the second changes right before she gets like vomit.

Oh, I rely on the owners to tell me because they know the little quirks.

I'm going to take her parents little burrito, we call them cat burritos.

I always carry the travel size of all of these soaps and lotions because things happen during the day.

Sometimes abscesses will, I'm not, should I say that?

It was first thing in the morning, this dog had a big red lump on its neck.

So I started applying some pressure to it and it was right in the path.

It got all over my face, luckily I was wearing glasses.

But things like this happen all day every day.

So during the day I am constantly washing my face and I'm always applying lotion because my face will dry out from how many times I'm washing it most has been having some urinary issues.

So we're gonna do a rectal exam to make sure, I don't feel any masses.

But we could do an X ray and see if he has any stones.

When I first started in this profession, I got nauseous with all these really strong smells.

I really like peppermint when I'm feeling nauseous.

I would just take a minute in a corner and smell my peppermint gum.

The smell poop doesn't bother me as much anal glands are a big issue for us.

How would you describe the smell of a anal glands, rancid like a dead fish.

Like yeah rotted dead fish left in the heat, luckily humans don't have them.

They're meant to mark their territory, but now they don't serve much of a purpose since they're mostly relaxing in our houses.

So we end up having to express them and you just never know where they're going to go.

And once you get anal gland in your hair, it will not come out unless you wash it multiple times.

I've been so desensitized that now an owner will vomit or pass out in the room and I don't even smell it.

People will say to me, why didn't you tell me to leave?

But usually I just put them in a chair out front and get some fresh air and I make a medical note in their chart.

I went into this job because I love animals.

But unfortunately they don't feel the same about me.

Every time they walk into the room I see all the signs that they're uncomfortable and that might be their bearing their teeth and lunging at me.

Cats might be scratching at the carrier and hissing dogs.

Especially anxious dogs, they don't like when we hover over them.

Whenever they're really stressed out, we like to keep them on the floor where they're comfortable and then we just come down to their level to win over very anxious animals and squeeze cheese.

It's not the best for their diet, but if I have a really stressed animal, it's more important to me to make them comfortable, I tend to get bitten and scratched more than I'd like.

I will immediately clean my wound with some sort of antiseptic.

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