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|Articles|January 1, 2011

An easy way to make reusable kennel cards

Write. Erase. Reuse.

In an effort to become more green, our practice has come up with a way to reuse our kennel cards. We made a couple dozen and laminated them. We use wet-erase markers to fill out the patients' information, and then wipe them off at the end of the day to reuse. It works great.

—Atlantic Animal Hospital Staff

Accomac, Va.

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