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|Articles|April 2, 2018
Client handout: Your vet: the new Google
Author(s)Sarah J. Wooten, DVM
Your clients have researched vaccines from every website their search engine could churn up. Some are factual, others not so much. Hand them this handout to steer them toward your veterinary knowledge instead.
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Dr. Google's done it again and your client is now terrified of giving their fur baby vaccinations. The conflicting views on conflicting webpages have scrambled their brains, and they're not sure who to trust. Give them a reason to trust you with this client handout that answers their vaccine questions.
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