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|Articles|January 18, 2010

Client handouts: Adult pet folder

Create an adult pet kit to help educate your clients about recommended wellness care for their adult pets.

Almost every clinic provides puppy and kitten kits to their clients, but what about new clients with older pets? They need information, too.

Help educate your clients about important preventive care by providing an adult pet folder. Not sure what to include? Use this customizable welcome letter and download these forms about wellness, dental, and joint care to get started.


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