Client Handouts

Shoddy leashes, old plastic bowls and crazy-dull nail trimmersdo the pet owners you serve know how harmful this junk can be? Use this tool to show them what to keep and what to toss.

Use this handout to show clients this should not be the first training method of choice.

If we're so adept at identifying medical problems and making diagnoses, then can't we fix our own problems?

You know you're not really getting the full picture of what your veterinary patients eat. Here's a form to help you get a little fuller picture of a dog's diet.

We're not selling you on pet insurance here. But if you're sold on pet insurance and want your veterinary clients sold on it too, here are steps to make that happen.

Just because veterinary clients don't see them doesn't mean they're not there. Use this tool to help promote parasite prevention.

If you don't know, now you do: Your senior veterinary patients really appreciate these everyday things you do for them.

Use this to-do list from Lisel Coles, a 2016 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contestant, to make your meetings a little less work and a lot more play.

Youre gonna be all #Snapcat THIS! and #Instadog THAT!

Don't buyor buy intoa veterinary hospital before you work through this checklist.

Download this quick guide to getting just the right angle with your veterinary radiography equipment.

This handout gives your clients the information they need about the cost and tests involved in managing their pet's chronic disease.

Convincing clients to invest in flea preventives BEFORE they spy a flea can be a touchy subject. Prevent the conversation from becoming too prickly with this handout.

Scratch the old idea that your veterinary team can only help petsuse this handout to help clients understand why to care about cat scratch disease.

Getting a cat to the clinic can be tough for clients. Teach them how to relax their fraidy cats with this handout.

You can save your veterinary clients shoesand their sanitywith these quick tips to handle their furry little teethers.

The fire behind you is so hot, you choose suicide as the least painful way. For some veterinary professionals, the darkness inside is so debilitating, that you choose suicide as the least painful way. Please don't. Please seek help.

Use these ideas to help your feline friends stay calm (and safe, and even sane) when they stay with you. Some of them don't cost a dime or require any changes to your housing. And some require a little more. Dare to dream!

The wait is over for clients at this 24/7 specialty referral, emergency and general practice. More exam rooms and a smaller waiting area make for a better client experience all around.

Print and share this handout with clients on good dental care and proper toothbrushing techniques.

Veterinary wellness plans can be a terrific strategy for improving patient health. Consider these important issues with your team before choosing a plan.

Socialization is an important part of a puppy's early life, and you want to make sure pet owners are choosing safe spaces for socialization that will not prematurely expose puppies to other pets or diseases.

You and your fellow veterinary team members are basically Oprah for overweight pets.

Stop yapping about Yelp and bark up a better tree that protects your veterinary practices reputation.

We've ferreted out three top tips to help you educate veterinary clients about their new furry friends. Click, print and share!

Bella's off her food? Dozer has a suspicious lump? You know veterinary clients are gonna Google it before they call you. So make sure they're practicing safer web surfing with this handout.

True or false: When veterinarians and team members use personalized approaches to managing patient health, this enhances care and patients flourish.

Handouts for every veterinary 'emergency' that's bound to come in, at closing, on Christmas Eve.