Dr. Jázmin Luca Erdélyi

Basic Information

My story arguably began in my grandparents' yard, among rabbits, goats, dogs, and cats. But I have cared for animals myself since childhood – whether fish, frogs, or earthworms. To this day, the workings of every living organism fascinate me. I graduated from veterinary university in Budapest in 2020. I then worked at a clinic in Budapest, and after we moved to Debrecen I gained solid hands-on experience at the Net Vet Veterinary Clinic. During my years in practice, dermatology cases became especially close to my heart. Treating skin problems often required patience and thorough detective work, which made me even more dedicated. In 2021 I earned a chamber specialist diploma through the training of the Hungarian Veterinary Chamber, and I continuously attend further education so I can offer up-to-date knowledge. My love for animals still completely permeates my life. A loyal member of our family is Balu, our labrador, who has accompanied my career since my university years. Alongside him, our three cats – Lajos, Károly, and György – enrich our everyday life; they slipped into our home and our hearts as rescue cats during my clinical work. The newest arrivals are Tsuki and Taio, our two fish, who recently joined the team. Motherhood and the time spent with my children have been an immense teacher, showing me the healing power of slowing down, of mindfulness, and of genuine, attentive care. As a mother of two, I know exactly what a logistical challenge it is to set out from home – how many stars have to align just to manage a single appointment. I want to take that burden off owners' shoulders. I believe the key to successful animal care is an honest, partner-like relationship and genuine collaboration with owners. For me, healing is not merely a quick intervention, but a bond of trust, where open dialogue provides the safe foundation on which we can work together, over the long term, for our pets' health and well-being. More than veterinary medicine: connection and support in difficult times, too. During my time at home I deepened my knowledge with important trainings, because I believe the bond between an owner and their companion can form a deep unity. I completed a trauma-informed breathwork facilitator training, and I specialized as a grief companion in processing the loss of a companion animal. Through my work – and, sadly, through the loss of my own animals – I have personally experienced how deep and paralyzing this pain can be. I have learned how many difficult emotions and unanswered questions arise when losing a pet, and how hard it often is for those around us to understand this grief. In this difficult time, I not only ensure a dignified, pain-free farewell for the animal in the familiar comfort of home, but also, on request, provide understanding support in processing grief through grief companionship.