December 2017/January 2018 Archives

Wellness Plans Make Great Business Sense

More client visits and more spending occur when pet owners choose packaged preventive care, especially when they can make monthly payments.

Errors in how much you choose to stock and in how you track and price products could cost you a significant amount of money.

Only a lawyer could figure out a veterinarian’s reporting duties when animal abuse is suspected.

Resolve to do better in 2018 in determining the best product mix for your practice and how many of each to have on hand.

Market your stress-free clinical approach by capitalizing on social media options and optimizing your practice website.

Whether you like it or not, veterinary practices are also retailers, so now is the time to turn your austere waiting room into a moneymaker.

From anesthesia to laser therapy: What you need to know.

Accommodating a client’s preferred learning style can lead to a more educated pet owner and better compliance.

Practices should have clear written policies so everyone is aware of what they can do online during work hours and what is always inappropriate.

A clinic should be more than a place of healing. It also needs to exude a healthful feeling.

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