Client Relations & Marketing

Teach pet owners how to transport their furry friends to your veterinary practice with these calming tips for more mellow car rides. (Psst, this means you may face a more relaxed pooch in the exam room.)

And ... we wouldn't leave you hanging just with the problems! Here's advice to tackle this trio of Dr. Karen Felsted-identified roadblocks at your veterinary practice in this new video from CVC.

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterestit doesn't matter which social media platforms your veterinary practice has its hooks in. Want succeed? You can't just talk AT people...you gotta talk TO people!

If you're in private practice and beholden to pet owners for your success in veterinary medicine, can you afford to skip the very basics of the exam room experience? (Hint: "No" is the answer you're looking for.) Here they are ...

Find tech-savvy tools to reach pet owners in the digital age.

When our veterinary hospital has an opening, job applicants flood in. They cant seem to resist our website and our social media pages that show off (honestly) our support of local community, care for patients and teamwork.

dvm360 expert Brian Conrad gets black and white about the benefits of therapeutic diets, how to sell them to clients and how to convince veterinary hospital management that it's a totally brilliant idea.

No, we don't mean over-the-top heart eyes and fawning comments. Instead, check out the data that tells you where your veterinary peers are on the social media scale.

With Dr. Codger on vacation, Dr. Greenskin must face a client who belittles her abilities and refuses treatment for a puppy in need.

We've long admired Dr. Radosta's no-nonsense take on pets' behavior problems. What we didn't expect was to be so utterly captivated by her outlook on parenting, veterinary life and animal welfare. This interview is a thing of beauty. Do yourself a favor and listen.

Dave Nicol, BVMS, once a practice owner in Australia and now chief veterinary officer of practice chain Love That Pet, gets real.

Dont judge pet owners who get their advice from TV trainersguide them toward a better outcome with these thoughtful tips from a behavior expert and a certified professional dog trainer.

Study indicates the risk for this zoonotic disease in veterinary patients can have seasonal and spatial distribution, especially in areas of rainfall.

You can still be bullish on bulldogs without ignoring a few medical issues these beloved dogs sometimes experience.

We dont claim to be psychic, but we know what your clients are going to ask you (well, sorta). Read our tips to be better prepared for future questionsno palm reading required.

Here are five simple reasons I see better outcomes and happier clients when everyone in my veterinary hospital offers estimates and treatment plans every time.

The veterinarian performing euthanasia is the author of a pets last chapter. Make sure its full of gentleness and love.

It's sooo easy. And youre not doing it. Stop hiding from it and use these super-simple steps to make forward booking work for your veterinary practice.

Help veterinary clients keep their furry friends safe with these handouts of common indoor and outdoor plants that can be toxic to pets.

Pew Research data puts the percentage of pet owners between the ages of 18 and 29 at 58 percent. That means more than half of today's pet owners belong to the generation of people who don't check voicemail, prefer texting to talking and are eager to share opinions and reviews online.

We asked veterinarians about pet owners' attitudes and their approach to three specific pet health topics: dental care, cranial cruciate ligament repair, and behavior. Here's what they said.

Dr. Miller unravels an interns objections to the clinic dress code.

I was enthusiastic about wellness plans at my veterinary practice, but even I ran into hiccups getting clients to sign up and team members to offer them. Heres what I learned.

How was your visit today? at the reception desk simply isnt enough to help your clinic and your team improve.

When my wife and I were the only hope for a desperate mama goat, we relied on skills learned from a former mentor: Be adaptable and make do.

You want to help an older client and an aging pet. You dont want to be the subject of a police investigation.

A fun metaphor captures a perennial physician, veterinarian problem with sharing medical information with regular folks.

Answer these five questions to discover your MQ (millennial quotient).

Losing a pet is hard. Help veterinary clients during this difficult transition with these memorial items.

What happens when the highest level of care just isn't an option for most of the clients you serve? Answers from the dvm360 Spectrum of Care survey point to a new world order: The days of providing nothing less than the gold standard might be numbered.