Jennifer H

VA

Jenn H is a compassionate and highly skilled Veterinary Assistant at Kenmount Road Animal Hospital, where she is dedicated to ensuring the health and well-being of every animal she encounters. With a deep love for animals and a commitment to excellence, Jenn combines her expertise with heartfelt care to make a meaningful difference in the lives of her patients.

Her previous experience in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) has provided Jenn with advanced knowledge and the ability to handle critical cases with confidence and precision. This background enables her to remain calm and effective in high-pressure situations, ensuring the best possible care for pets in need.

Passionate about helping animals heal and thrive, Jenn is continuously expanding her knowledge of veterinary medicine. She is driven by her desire to improve the lives of pets and support their owners, fostering strong connections with the families she serves. Jenn’s dedication and expertise make her an invaluable member of our team and a trusted advocate for the animals under our care.

Questions

What is your favorite animal and why?

My favorite animal is the dog. I’ve always had dogs in my life, whether they were family pets or my own. They’ve been my constant companions and best friends, offering love and loyalty.
If you could communicate with animals, what’s the first thing you’d ask them?

I’d ask them, “Why do you love so unconditionally?” Their capacity for pure, unwavering love never ceases to amaze me.
Can you share a pet care tip or trick that people might not know about?

For dogs experiencing reverse sneezing, try gently plugging one of their nostrils for a moment—it can help them stop and breathe more easily.
What inspired you to work in this industry?

My deep love for animals has always been my driving force. Being able to work with them and help improve their lives is incredibly rewarding.
What advice would you give to pet owners to ensure their pets lead healthy lives?

Love your animals as unconditionally as they love you. A loved pet is a happy pet, and happiness plays a huge role in improving their quality of life—just as it does for us.