Rethinking the
veterinary experience
for pets, owners, and veterinary teams.
A new approach to veterinary care is coming to South Africa.
One that prioritises emotional wellbeing, reduces fear,
and builds trust at every step.
Launching Soon.
What is Calm Care?
This is not just about handling. It’s about understanding.
Why It Matters
Because how animals feel matters.
Research shows that many pets experience significant stress during veterinary visits. This not only impacts their welfare, but can also affect clinical outcomes, safety, and the overall experience for both pet parents and veterinary teams.
By addressing emotional wellbeing, we can:

Improve patient
welfare and recovery

Increase client trust
and compliance

Enhance safety
for staff and animals

Create a more positive
working environment
BUILT FOR TEAMS. RECOGNISED BY CLIENTS.
Raising the standard of veterinary care.
Calm Care is designed to support every level of the veterinary team — from front-of-house staff to clinical professionals and leadership teams.
Practices will have the opportunity to work toward Calm Care Certification, demonstrating a commitment to reducing Fear, Anxiety and Stress in veterinary settings.
Certified practices will receive official Calm Care branding and certification assets to display in their clinics, communications and online presence, along with client-facing tools and resources to help promote Fear, Anxiety and Stress (FAS) awareness and support low-stress veterinary visits.
Because compassionate care is something clients notice.
What to Expect
Short, accessible video-based lessons
Practical, real-world application
Behavioural science foundations
Tools to recognise and respond to FAS
Downloadable resources and protocols
Explore the Calm Care Resource Library
Practical posters, checklists and downloadable clinical tools to help veterinary teams implement low-stress veterinary care.
Combining expertise in veterinary education and low-stress patient care.
Be The First To Know
Join the waitlist for launch news, certification updates and early access.

