Discover the approach
“To showcase our breeders who are doing a great job, suggest to them ways of securing their performances and to participate actively in the development of a common approach in order to improve the happiness of the animals and to meet vets who share this measure. This is what led me to adhere to the HAPPY approach from the begenning. Anyway we must review our practices to meet the our customers interests and also theirs: consumers!” Alexandre Vouillot – Vet at Houtaud (25)
“Over the years, we have built a relationship of trust and the breeders seek our advices before investing. These advices most times are about nursery plans and on the design of the building but the breeder remains the one who makes the final decisions. We have as much cost of prevention as of curative care in many farms. It is more pleasant to work upstream than to intervene in an emergency. As a veterinarian, I feel more useful.” Roland Van Unen – Vet at St Germain Laval
“The traditional rural care visits to sick animals have become minority. Rather than being called to care sick animals, now I work to prevent them from being sick. It changes a lot in my personal and professional balance, I really do the job I dreamed of when I was a child!” Jean Yves Roux – Vets at Pont de Vaux (01)
“The happiness of animals and men in breeding! this is the main point, I am very sensitive to animals wellbeing, that’s why I love the trimming. The effect is immediate with a limping cow for example, I treats it and it comes out of the box without limping” Mickael Delbouvry – Veterinary surgeon in Laffeuillade en Vezie (15)
“I want to thank the Obione team for their welcome and especially for offering us this exciting human and technical adventure” Luca Fabozzi –Veterinary surgeon in Secondigny (79)
“I’m very inspired having experiencing this rewarding adventure. Waiting our next meetings! And now, let’s get to work! Let’s help our breeders and their cows to be HAPPY! “ Sébastien Davrou – Veterinarian in St Germain Laval (42)
In our structure, we are about 10 veterinarians, and we will probably be at 11 next winter. We are four vets in rural. I moved to Montrevel-en-Bresse in 2000. Initially, I practiced as a mixed practitioner, but I had a strong preference for breeding practice. This preference led me quite naturally to acquire additional skills … Continue reading “Happy, an approach with the veterinarians “Positive communication, a crutial challenge”