
|Articles|December 1, 2004
Blue folder special
Bit & Spur Animal Hospital in Mobile, Ala., was about to begin a senior pet care plan. But hospital manager Kelley Wilbur knew they needed a better system to recognize senior pets.
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Bit & Spur Animal Hospital in Mobile, Ala., was about to begin a senior pet care plan. But hospital manager Kelley Wilbur knew they needed a better system to recognize senior pets.
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"Looking at our wall of files, I noticed that other than the color-coded stickers on the end tabs, everything was manila colored," Wilbur says. Her solution: The team keeps senior pet files in blue file folders, which are easy to spot.
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