
2 ways to comfort hospitalized pets
Calming music and pheromones top the list for great ancillary items for hospitalized pets, according to these two finalists in the 2018 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contest.
Q. Are there any products you really love for hospitalized pets?
It's all about the music
“That's an easy one because I just used it today:
“We just had a 116-lb Rhodesian ridgeback receiving heartworm treatment at our clinic. He was so anxious that he was ramming into the cage with his head, trying to get out. I attached this music box to the outside of his cage, and the next time I walked by he was calm enough to finally lie down. It's a great tool for us!”
Practice manager at West Alabama Animal Clinic
Houston, Texas
It's all about the pheromones
“We use a lot of Ceva's
Practice administrator at Wixom and Waterford Family Family Pet Practice
Wixom and Waterford, Michigan
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