10/23/2026
On the final day of Vet Tech Week, we are celebrating our Fabulous Five: Alyssa, TJ, Annie, Cindy, and Kayla (named from left to right).
Our vet assistants and vet techs sure do handle a lot-- too much to put in a single post! We are incredibly pleased to have such a flexible team that cares deeply about our patients, and helps our doctors individualize care based on both the patient and the client.
We ask our vet techs and vet assistants to handle so much: scheduling, client education, surgery prep, anesthesia monitoring, equipment maintenance, safe and low stress animal restraint... and do it all while working as a team! Their job is tough, often unglamorous, but so very needed in the veterinary world. Our veterinarians cannot live without them (as they well know 😆 ). Thank you, vet techs! 🐾💕🐾
***If you or someone you know is interested in making a difference in the lives of pets and their people, we definitely encourage you to consider working as a vet assistant! Vet assistants receive on-the-job training with the opportunity of becoming a veterinary technician after years of schooling or on-the-job training.
