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News|Videos|October 10, 2016
Are injectables a "practice builder"?
Author(s)Brian Conrad, CVPM
Yes, but CVC educator Brian Conrad wants you WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE.
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Recent data from Trone Brand Energy suggests that injectable medications administered at the veterinary office could be a convenience boon for pet owners and a compliance boon for veterinarians. So We asked CVC educator Brian Conrad, CVMP, if this will equal a revenue boon to veterinary practices.
He told us to hold our tongues.
Watch the video to learn more.
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