Client Relations & Marketing

Who controls an animal’s care when its owners split up? Things can get nasty, and the veterinarian may be caught in the middle.

A Chinese crested dog and a capricious black cat took highest honors in Nationwide’s annual Wackiest Pet Name contest.

When pet owners ask, give them answers. And don’t worry—it’s OK to talk with your clients about cannabidiol in companion animals.

Find out how to stop asking closed-ended questions and discover the power of “telling” your clients what their pet needs.

With the holiday season in full effect, make sure to educate your clients about the dangers these common festive items can pose to their pets.

Know how to communicate with and comfort clients, especially during critical moments, when you are not the primary veterinarian.

This spunky pooch, who busted through a window to greet a neighbor, received the 12th annual Hambone Award for the “most unusual pet insurance claim,” presented by Nationwide.

On 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.

In addition to expanding its pharmaceutical service for pet owners, the company intends to expand the new offering to veterinarians.

Head off client stress and anxiety about paying for emergency pet care by outlining the available payment options before their pet needs that care.

A marketing plan is simply a blueprint for what you want to accomplish and how you will do it.

By educating cat owners about its 24-hour teletriage platform, Airvet hopes to help remove all barriers to care for cats.

The pet e-commerce giant’s new teletriage platform is available in 35 states, with plans to offer it nationwide.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Adam Christman talks with veterinary oncologist Chand Khanna, DVM, PhD, about how technology has improved 3-way communication between veterinarians, oncology specialists, and clients.

Veterinarians are keenly aware of the errors and frustrations that can occur when working with a retail pharmacy. Building relationships with pharmacists can help improve patient outcomes.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Adam Christman talks with Laura Catena, DVM, about a life-changing work injury that led to a witty invention.

An afternoon of errands turns into a full-on gamble—with wins all around.

When push comes to shove, as it has with COVID-19, the veterinary profession plows ahead, identifying innovative ways to get the job done while forging ever-stronger bonds with clients.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Christman talks with Andrew Luna from Vetstoria about the many ways technology can be used to increase productivity in veterinary practice.

Ideas for improving client relationships during curbside care that don’t cost much but have a big payoff in terms of bonding clients to your practice well beyond the pandemic.

Dealing with upset clients can be challenging for any veterinary team, but learning how to communicate effectively in these situations is crucial to the continued success of your practice.

By providing information on your veterinary practice's website and social media platforms, your team can spend less time fielding client calls about coronavirus and pets. That’s where the FDA comes in.

COVID-19 restrictions have afforded pet owners much more time with their furry friends, leading to big changes in their attitudes toward pet ownership and veterinary care.

Here’s what you need to know to build an exceptional veterinary practice culture that your clients want to be part of.

Don't miss your chance to participate in an immersive online marketing and strategy workshop event designed to help you and your practice thrive during these unprecedented times in veterinary medicine.

If you’re considering adding boarding facilities in your veterinary practice, here are some tips for improving accommodations while also marketing your services.

Matters of the heart can get tricky. That’s why we’ve developed a host of tools to help you get a handle on heartworm disease in dogs and cats. (With an educational grant provided by Bayer)

Your clients might question the need for annual heartworm testing if their dog has been on a preventive throughout the year. Now you can give them the answers easily.