|Articles|February 1, 2009

8 signature slogans

Call attention to your practice with cute and clever signs.

Allergies are nothing to sneeze at.

We cater to scaredy-cats.

Tails-U-Win: Ask about pet adoption.

Your other family doctor.

Paws for a good cause. Donations welcome.

There are no bad dogs. Training classes at 7 p.m.

Don't squirm. Treat the worm.

Sit. Stay. Spay. Good owner.

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