Client Relations & Marketing

Use these quick low-stress tips for pets who arent food motivated.

New research may lead to changes in feline diets, the benefits of food puzzles and more from Dr. Tony Buffington.

Two Cat Friendly practices share how they keep their feline patients happy without a complete clinic overhaul.

Ear problems are no fun for dogs OR their owners. Educate your client about how otitis externa affects their dog and offer tips on kicking ear problems for good.

Whole Pet with Wellness plan expands coverage, reimburses 90 percent of eligible costs.

We should celebrate how multi-species knowledge, multidisciplinary work and amazing levels of client service help us outperform other medical professionals.

Don't keep your affection for cats a secretlet your feline flag fly in front of your veterinary clients.

Why these three veterinarians are inspired to give cat patients better care.

Cats and dogsthe AAFP Cat Friendly Practice checklist says you gotta keep em seperated. But thats easier said than done, am I right? IKEA to the rescue!

Four clients your practice has.

Survey data has insight into appealing to cat owners.

Follow @eyerollatthevet on Twitter for some delicious venting about the clients you (mostly) love.

One important fact: Clients who enroll in these bundled-services plans spend 57 percent more per patientor nearly $300 a year.

Private-practice veterinarian learns-again-that price trumps loyalty.

UGH. We asked associates what folks have said to them, and were sorry to hear that clients and colleagues still say this stuff in 2015.

Make speedy exits a snap for cat (and dog) owners with a check out station in your veterinary exam room.

Maybe youre used to cleaning up pet piddle puddles at your veterinary practice, but what do you do when the pee isnt the pets?

Mrs. Smith is hypervigilant and Mr. McKinley is laissez faire. Your veterinary team can manage these pet owners' expectations with these five fairly simple steps for more effective home monitoring without the frustration.

I just dont let clients' socioeconomic status influence my first and best recommendations.

Client with submissive, peeing Dachschund, proceed straight to exam room 1 Dr. Earhart and technician Lisa, you are clear to depart to cat dental in treatment 2 Whoa, whoa! Assistant with the Great Dane, you are getting too close to feline boarding. Abort! Abort!"

Clients need to know that itching and scratching is more than just an annoyanceit's a sign that something's wrong.

Many underlying conditions can cause a pet to lick their skin excessivelyhelp clients understand what's with the lick.

Unsure of the best way to counsel your client on nutrition? Simplify the conversation with these three questions.

Use night-lights to signal a clients waitingand never forget a client in the exam room again.

How you handle a pets euthanasia is one of the most memorable moments you share with clients. So make sure your veterinary team strikes the right note.

Flip the switch to signal to team members that a euthanasia is taking place in your practice.

Not-for-profit practice in Missouri neuters cats for $20, serves approximately 100,000 animals per year.

When a pet is suffering from sores on their skin, it's not happy. Help clients understand what sores mean and what to do about them.