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|Articles|September 1, 2011

Reusable travel sheets for veterinary clients

Now you can wipe away your worries.

We laminate our travel sheets. Using a wet-erase marker, we make our notes, then wipe the sheet clean and start over with the next client. This solution saves us a ton of paper and money.

—Sara Clasen, receptionist

Glenroads and LeClaire Veterinary Clinics

Bettendorf, Iowa

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