 | cherokeebetty (6)
09/14/2006 | It is good to have around. Just in case. People often view their pets as a significant member of the family. It is reassuring to know that there is help in case anything happens to them.
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 | kamylienne (77)
09/14/2006 | You probably won't want to go, but you're going to be glad it's there when you need it.
Outside of regular visits, it's generally no fun to go to the vet's office, since that means there's possibly something seriously wrong with your pet and you're worrying. It's a very nerve-wracking, and possibly frightening experience for people who bring in their even-more frightened pet. Sometimes, you get the good news that whatever is wrong can be fixed. Then, other times, you hear the dreaded words, and there's no amount of bracing that will absorb that impact fully.
The best thing the veterinary staff can do is be compassionate and sensitive, both to the pet and the person. It won't make everything all better, but it does help to have support in difficult times.
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