Grief in Veterinary Medicine

R$ 169,90

About the editors

Psychologists Juliana Sato and Louisanne Sanchez have organized an
important work on lives shared between human beings and animals.
They write about how loving bonds are set, the care given by their
guardians (previously called guardians), and veterinary medicine
professionals, who also get attached to the animals they work with. It
is not possible to care without getting involved. And at the time of
death, the rupture of said bonds affects the professionals who are attached
to the animals under their care.
This book discusses a wide variety of topics and is dedicated to
talking about the death and grief of veterinary professionals, who also
grow attached to the pets or wild animals they look after. In caring,
these professionals get attached and suffer when they are not able to
heal or alleviate symptoms. Sensitive topics such as euthanasia, palliative
care, and the complex topic of suicide among veterinary sciences
professionals are discussed. This is a very important work that brings
up an issue that is rarely discussed, even if many families have pets
these days. It should be read by guardians and professionals in the
veterinary field.
If pets could read, they should read it too.

Maria Júlia Kovács 

SENIOR PROFESSOR OF THE PSYCHOLOGY INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SÃO PAULO – USP

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