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|Videos|September 10, 2015
Client video: "I didn't know my pet was in pain!"
Author(s)Andrew Roark, DVM, MS
Share this with your clients so they can catch signs of discomfort in their pets earlier.
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The shock of discovering that their pets are suffering can result in a cascade of remorse for owners. But many clients don't know the subtle signs of pain in their pets. Here's a tool to educate pet owners so they can catch it earlier-"8 secret signs your pet is in pain" from Dr. Andy Roark's YouTube series "The Cone of Shame." They'll laugh, they'll cry-they'll schedule an appointment.
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Follow these instructions to embed a YouTube video onto your veterinary practice's website
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- Click a standard video-player size or type in custom dimensions to fit your Web page.
- Click inside the embed code box to select the text. Next, copy the text.
- Open your Web page file, identify where you want the video to appear, and paste the embed text in your HTML code.
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