Wellbeing Hub

It’s not just for avid yogis and fitness fanatics.

With content created by experienced veterinary professionals with deep knowledge in health and wellbeing, who truly understand the pressures of the job, this space brings together practical tools, inspiring talks, and gentle movement — all tailored to the realities of veterinary life.

The Wellbeing Hub is here to support you, with expert-led sessions that focus on your wellbeing, inside and out.
All sessions are open to everyone. No sign-ups needed.

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What You’ll Find:

Yoga & Movement
From energising breathwork to restorative Yin yoga, join VetYogi for short, powerful sessions designed to ground, uplift, and ease tension. Whether it’s setting your intention for the day, soothing sore feet after walking the show floor, or learning calming breathwork for hormone balance, there’s a class to meet you where you are.

Mental Health & Resilience
Explore what it really means to stay well in the veterinary world. From practical stress management tools to emotional support from Vetlife and burnout recovery insights from veterinary professionals, these sessions offer real-world strategies for mental and emotional balance.

Fitness, Energy & Lifestyle
Discover how the busiest vets stay active (even before 9am), how two-minute micro-workouts can boost longevity, and how managing your energy, not just your timee can lead to a more sustainable, fulfilling career.

Open Talks & Real Conversations
Join honest, inclusive sessions on topics like navigating menopause in practice, improving workplace culture, and building healthier habits without the overwhelm. Led by experienced vets and coaches, these talks are designed to inspire meaningful change for you and your team.

Chloe

"We’re so excited to be back for yet another BVA Live, and are looking to build on last year's success of the Wellbeing Hub as the demand for wellbeing content increases. Our experienced VetYogi team are bringing a mix of meaningful new yoga & breath work classes alongside some old classic favourites, and will once again be joined in the Wellbeing Hub by other fantastic speakers delivering on a range of health & wellbeing topics. As ever, we’ll be your little oasis of calm on the show floor, so feel free to come and relax with us in-between sessions, and of course we’ll have our full range of VY aromatherapy & yoga products available in the buzzing exhibition hall”

View the 2026 programme

11 Jun 2026
  1. Wellbeing Hub
    In practice pranayama
    Explore some practical breath work techniques you can incorporate into busy practice days without it ...
  2. Wellbeing Hub
    Why most fitness plans fail vets & the systems that actually work
  3. Wellbeing Hub
    Spinal saviour yin yoga
    Back pain anyone? Slow down, stretch deeper & feel supported in this spine-focussed calming Yin clas ...
  4. Wellbeing Hub
    Meal prep for veterinary professionals: How to eat well even on your busiest weeks
    Veterinary professionals often work long, unpredictable hours under significant pressure. As a resul ...
  5. Wellbeing Hub
    Energy injection yoga
    Let’s get you fuelled for a fun night ahead - or boosted before those later lectures - with some ene ...
12 Jun 2026
  1. Wellbeing Hub
    Assess & ascend pranayama
    Whether you’re feeling tired or raring to go, this is your opportunity to tune inwards & cultivate w ...
  2. Wellbeing Hub
    Lift for your legs yoga
    Busy event so far? If your legs are starting to feel heavy, enjoy some seated & reclined yoga poses ...
  3. Wellbeing Hub
    The impact of Vetlife
  4. Wellbeing Hub
    Blissful ball & socket yin yoga
    Focussing on major tension reservoirs in our bodies - our hips & shoulders - this class gives you pe ...
  5. Wellbeing Hub
    Soothe your soles yoga
    Back by popular demand to rescue aching feet and legs after pounding those pink carpets! Enjoy some ...

About Vet Yogi

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Chloe qualified as a vet from the Royal Veterinary College, London, in 2012, and has worked in mixed and small animal practice in the UK, Australia, and NZ. She is currently a small animal locum, and loves the variety, teamwork, and surgical opportunities which her job brings, while acknowledging that sometimes veterinary medicine can be a very challenging profession to be a part of.

Having practiced yoga and meditation on and off for many years, she realised just how beneficial these practices were for helping with the management of work-related stress, easing the tension and aches that come from doing a physically and emotionally demanding job, and generally feeling more positive both professionally and personally.

Wanting to share these practices in realistic and evidence-based ways, she qualified as a yoga teacher in Bali and founded VetYogi in 2017, and encouraged by the response of the veterinary community, completed her 500-hour yoga teacher training in India in February 2020. She has since gained further yoga teaching and mental health qualifications, is registered as a Yoga Alliance Professionals teacher, and teaches a variety of yoga styles, including Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Yoga Nidra, as well as Meditation/Pranayama. She is a proud member of the profession, and passionate about improving veterinary mental health and wellbeing by bridging the scientific and spiritual realms.

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