Toronto, Ontario - More than half of Canadian pet owners polled recently by Harris/Decima say animals are more reliable than people.
Toronto, Ontario — More than half of Canadian pet owners polled recently by Harris/Decima say animals are more reliable than people.
The study, conducted for Purina and PawsWay.ca, is said to offer new insight into the human-animal bond.
Ninety percent of Canadian pet owners revealed that they talk to their pets, and one-third of those respondents said they confided their deepest secrets to their four-legged friends. Survey respondents say their pets help them improve relations with other people, and 41 percent credit their pets with helping them initiate a new relationship with someone. Sixty-one percent say their neighbors talk to them more when they have their pet with them, according to Purina.
Sixty-one percent also say their pets lift their spirits when they are feeling down, and 30 percent would bring their pets to work with them if they could.
Episode 29: Using storytelling to retain and attract new veterinary clients
November 19th 2020On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, is joined by Australian veterinarian, Phil Tucak, BSc, BVMS, who offers insight on the power of storytelling in marketing your veterinary practice.
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