Abstract
One health, an approach that seeks to integrate human, animal and environmental health, has emerged as a fundamental approach to promote the sustainability of global health. In this context, awareness and education play a crucial role in veterinary practice. This work aims to discuss the importance of awareness and unique health education for veterinary practice, addressing the challenges and opportunities related to this approach. The methodology used was a literature review. The results highlight that awareness and unique health education play a key role in veterinary practice, allowing professionals to understand the complexity of global health challenges and act effectively in the prevention, control and promotion of the health of people, animals and ecosystems. However, challenges related to implementing the global one health approach, such as appropriate public policies and interdisciplinary collaboration, must be addressed to ensure the success of this approach. In short, unique health awareness and education is crucial to veterinary practice, providing a broad and comprehensive understanding of the links between human, animal and environmental health. This integrated and unifying approach is critical to addressing current and future challenges while ensuring the sustainability of global health
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