Christopher Lee, DVM, explains Toxoplasma gondii facts: why most indoor cats rarely shed, plus pregnancy-safe litter tips for cat health
|Articles|July 1, 2004
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Intelligent Content Corp. relaunches the VetPlace VetLocator with a new look, expanded search capabilities and improved visibility across all major Internet search engines.
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Intelligent Content Corp. relaunches the VetPlace VetLocator with a new look, expanded search capabilities and improved visibility across all major Internet search engines.
The VetPlace VetLocator is an Internet directory containing more than 28,400 U.S. and Canadian veterinary clinics, the company says. The directory is promoted on major Internet search engines and receives in excess of 1 million promotions a month across these search engines, the company adds.
The objective of the VetPlace VetLocator is to act as a facilitator, linking pet owners, veterinary professionals, pet product manufacturers and pet service providers.
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Intelligent Content Corp. offers two levels of fee-based promotion in the VetPlace VetLocator for veterinary clinics. VetPlace VetLocator premium listings are similar to display ads in a newspaper or telephone book and are always listed above general listings.
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