Jobs With Animals

Compassion Fatigue Check-In

A short reflection tool for anyone whose day-to-day work involves the care of animals: vets and vet nurses, rescue and welfare staff, kennel and cattery workers, zookeepers, guide and assistance dog trainers, farm and equestrian staff, trainers and behaviourists, and everyone in between.

12 short statements, rated by how often they apply to you
Takes about 3 minutes
Your results are private and shown only to you

This is a self-reflection tool, not a diagnostic instrument. It won't tell you whether you have compassion fatigue. It's designed to help you notice patterns worth paying attention to.

Question 1 of 12

How often has this applied to you over the past month?

Your results

Here's what your answers suggest

Worth knowing

📞 Vetlife: free, confidential support for vets, veterinary nurses, students, and anyone working in a veterinary workplace (including practice-based support and care staff). Call 0303 040 2551 (24/7)
📞 Samaritans: free, confidential support any time, for anyone. Call 116 123
📞 Mind: mental health information and support
Speaking to your GP is always a reasonable first step if things feel like they're building up.