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Never Stop Learning

Whether in person or online, the educating of veterinary teams by sales reps needs to remain a priority, even in a COVID world.

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Improve Your Online Sales

We’ve got the secret to making your veterinary clinic’s online pharmacy a serious moneymaker.

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Sales in a Stay-at-Home World

Regardless of whether you buy a particular product or service, the company representative is deserving of your time. You never know when a business relationship will pay off for your hospital and clients.

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Pick a Winner

Don’t try to sell every flea and tick preventive. Settle on a favorite and get to work educating your team and clients.

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Is It Time for a Change?

Core training isn’t just for the athletically inclined. Bring your teams together as often as possible to talk about retail products and client messaging.

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How do you measure up?

Client feedback is essential for improving a practice, especially in the purchase of pharmaceuticals and food. If a pet owner is disappointed and you don’t know why and can’t make amends, you might have lost a patient.

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Enjoy the payoff from a new client payment system

The latest technology can assist with data analytics and inventory management in veterinary practices. The ability to accept chip cards fights fraud.

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Count down to 2020

Figure out what truly belongs in next year’s inventory for your veterinary practice and plan ways to spread the word — and education — to your team and clients.

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Veterinarians sell 74% of pet medications

E-commerce’s growing share of the pet medications market stands at 15%, but veterinarians maintain majority control and are fighting back with internet pharmacies of their own.

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From Irrelevant to Significant

Veterinary clinics that commit themselves to getting more patients on parasite protection — and doing it the right way — will see their numbers improve.

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