|Articles|August 7, 2015

Client handout: Tips for a quiet car ride

Author(s)Mikkel Becker, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, KPA CTP, CDBC, CTC

A calmer trip to your veterinary practice means pets may arrive less stressed. And wouldn't that be nice?

Pets will be influenced by sounds they hear before they even reach your practice, including traffic noises, car sounds and more. Use this handout to help pet owners plan for quieter car trips to your practice.

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