Whatever you do, don't google "Veterinarians are"
We did, and then we drew this cartoon.
*This is literally what comes up on a Google search for “Veterinarians are ...” Try it if you don't believe us. On second thought, don't, because it's a downer. Instead, here are five ways to protect your online reputation. No time for that? There's a product that might help. Finally, we get that this is emotional. If feeling discouraged about how clients view you is starting to affect your communication, check out Dr. Kimberly Pope-Robinson's upcoming CVC San Diego session, “How to manage emotions in tough conversations with clients.” More details are available here.
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