1.What is the primary information source you have used to learn Low-Stress veterinary care techniques? (Check all t

Fear-Free TM. lectures, webinars, or certification

Low-Stress Handling TM. (Dr. Sophia Yin) lectures, webinars, or certification

Cat-Friendly Practice Program TM.

Presentations at conferences

Articles online or journal 

On- the-job training

Through degree program

Other (please specify)

2.Indicate your work-related stress level difference when using Low-Stress veterinary care techniques. (Check all the apply)

Less stressed at bites or near-bite risk

Greater confidence in my ability to handle different patients

Greater self-esteem from better behavior knowledge

Less anxiety about boundary setting with staff, doctors, and clients

No difference in my stress level at work

More stress due to changes

Other (please specify)

3.Check the boxes below to indicate the decrease in your love of veterinary medicine pre-low-stress use.

I've never stopped loving veterinary medicine

Frustrated with injury risks, aggressive pets, or lack of knowing what to do

Disillusion with lack of client compliance and trust

Physically exhausted from the struggling animals and workload.

other 

Other (please specify)

4.How much does the animal's behavior during vet care impact your overall wellness?

I feel happier now that the animals are less anxious around me 

I feel sad seeing anxiety or aggression now that I can recognize it 

I feel empowered because I know what to do to to decrease the animals' anxiety level

I feel overwhelmed with the information, changes, and the time things take to do.

Other (please specify)

5.Check the statement that best describes how you feel about your passion for veterinary medicine post-low-stress vet care training.

No change in my passion level

I've experienced a decrease in my overall passion for veterinary medicine

I rediscovered what I always loved about veterinary medicine

I have the energy to learn other new skills to work with low-stress veterinary care

I am no longer burnt out, I can stay in veterinary medicine long-term.

Other (please specify)