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|Events|February 16, 2018

Adding Boarding to Your Vet Practice

Date: February 16 - February 16, 2018

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Adding Boarding to Your Vet Practice (On Demand: 50 minutes)Boarding can provide a complimentary add-on business that quickly, and with modest risk, can double a practices profit while at the same time growing the core veterinary business. This program will share best practices you need to know to add boarding to your practice. Learn how combining a medium-sized boarding/daycare operation with an existing veterinary practice can double the practices profit with significantly less risk than if the boarding/daycare operation were a stand-alone business. This session is perfect for veterinarians who want to take advantage their built in competitive advantage compared to boarding-only facilities, as well as opportunities for synergies through sharing of overhead, marketing, and a reservoir of potential customers.Course learning objectives include: The approximate capital investment required for 40 and 80 run boarding operations How to plan the size and space needed to add boarding to a vet practice Best practices for kennel layout and design

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