Client Relations & Marketing

How can we market our services to clients in a low-income area?

They may be tiresome, but high-maintenance high rollers are worth the price.

Twitter, Facebook garner donations to help Gulf wildlife.

Use this handy tool to keep track of who's saying what about your practice.

Make clients feel like winners-and get them to book a wellness exam in the process.

Checking up on your patients can strengthen your bond between with clients-and keep your patients healthy.

Breeds like King Charles Cavaliers are prone to heart problems. Use this form to inform pet owners about it.

Teach clients the basics to keep pets hydrated, healthy, and happy this season.

Drs. Marty Becker and Nancy Soares share their advice for making client smiles.

National Report -- Two government agencies launched a Web portal to streamline reporting of adverse events associated with pet foods, animal feed and veterinary drugs.

Check out this list of dog breeds affected by common heart disorders.

People food toxic to pets: Fatty foods

Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 5 of "Can you temper team conflict?"

Americans put more confidence in small businesses than churches and government.

Are your clients having trouble paying their bills at the time of service? Try this method to automatically space out payments.

May 16 begins National Dog Bite Prevention Week. Here's how to be part of the solution.

Correct answer for Image Quiz: Ophthalmology-A rockfish with a bulging eye

Now that you've been listening, it's time to start talking. Here's how to do it effectively.

Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 5 of "Can you battle job burnout?"

Get up to date on how your veterinary colleagues use Facebook and Twitter-then learn how to get social yourself.

Videos, friending, and tweets: Get hip to the newest way to reach potential and current veterinary clients.

Build relationships to build your veterinary practice through the new social media.

Use this guide to keep wellness top of mind for clients and get pets the care they need.

Give the occasional freebie to keep good clients coming back.

Stop heartworm infection before it starts by giving clients the facts.

Team members-including doctors-should respect the emotional toll euthanasia takes on clients.