How do people decide which veterinarian they’re going to use? By understanding the steps people take to find a new vet, you can better focus your marketing and your clinic experience to bring in and r
What is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month(Post)How to Prepare for National Pet Hydration Awareness Month July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month. This summer month is a good time to remember that, while humans count out their eight glasses
Senior Pet Care Tips to Keep Aging Dogs and Cats Comfortable (Post)Around age seven, many dogs and cats begin showing signs of aging. The owner may notice slower movement, stiff joints, hesitation before jumping, or changes in energy levels. While these changes are n
Protecting Pets from Holiday Food Poisoning (Post)The holidays are here again, and that means meeting with friends and family, eating good food and having a great time. Unfortunately, these celebrations also increase the risk of pet poisoning. Season
Elevating After-Procedure Care in Veterinary Clinics (Post)The post-procedure pickup is often one of the most overwhelming moments of a pet owner’s day. Between the relief of a successful surgery, the sight of a groggy pet, and a whirlwind of verbal instructi
Where Does Telehealth Fit into Modern Pet Care?(Post)“Telehealth” is the vet care buzz word of the moment, but aspects of remote care have been around for years. How does it fit into modern pet care, and how can you get your clients onboard? What is Te
Addressing Common Veterinary Concerns(Post)Even if you offer the best service in the area, you may be driving away clients if your clinic isn’t taking precautions to treat them and their pets with utmost care through the entire process. Here a
Promoting Pet Dental Care(Post)What is the number one health problem in dogs and cats? According to the American Veterinary Medicine Association, it's oral diseases. Periodontal disease is prevalent among cats and dogs, which leads
Are You Ready for the Return of Pet Boarding?(Post)According to the study “Pet Services in the U.S,” most sectors of the pet industry saw major growth in 2020, except for boarding and pet sitting services. With few people traveling, boarding was down
Working with Your Clients on Surgery Recovery(Post)Veterinary medical procedures are a team effort, and that team includes the owner. Sure, there are surgeons, assistants and other medical staff involved. However, any time the animal spends outside th
Helping Pets Survive Independence Day(Post)For most of us, the Fourth of July is about fireworks, grilling and picnics. However, for pets, it can be a major ordeal. Like any other holiday, changes to routine can open up new ways for pets to ge
In Words and Actions: Effectively Providing Grief Support to Your Clients(Post)A person naturally feels grief and sorrow when a beloved pet passes away. As a veterinarian, your clients may want to open up to you about what they feel because of your familiarity with their decease