7 ways veterinary practices serve their communities
Helping clients pay is about more than just the bottom line. It's about building bonds and providing pets with the care they need.
Helping provide pets with care they may not have otherwise received is a wonderful reason to get involved with charitable events, such as low-cost spay and neuter clinics or pet food banks. And many of you are reaching out to clients and pets. But that’s not the only reason to give back. Volunteering for pet-related programs provides equally great benefits for you and your practice.
Data source: 2010 Firstline Team Trends Study
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How does your practice give back?
Case study: Market the practice
Are you interested in giving back to your community, but don't know how to go about it? Whether you're looking to start a pet food bank, an Angel Fund, or a low-cost spay and neuter clinic, Veterinary Economics has you covered. Read success stories and get step-by-step directions on how your practice can get involved at dvm360.com/outreach.
Data source: 2010 Firstline Team Trends Study
The complete package:
How does your practice give back?
Case study: Market the practice
Help yourself. See what giving back did for these practice managers.
Data source: dvm360.com/caboclinic
The complete package:
How does your practice give back?
Case study: Market the practice
The complete package:
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