
|Videos|March 31, 2018
Cat Behavior: Set Veterinary Clients Up for Success
This certified cat behavior consultant says this is one of the best things veterinarians can do to help their clients be successful when it comes to cat behavior.
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Ingrid Johnson, CCBC, a certified cat behavior consultant with Fundamentally Feline, says she does, in fact, connect with her clients' veterinarians.
She says one of the best things veterinarians can do to help their clients be successful when it comes to cat behavior is to have things in the practice to send them home with. Whether it's food, medicated supplies, food puzzle toys, etc., Johnson says having retail products available for purchase in the practice helps set those clients up for success.
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