|Articles|February 29, 2016

Discussion guide: All you need is love (and a wellness plan)

Veterinary wellness plans can be a terrific strategy for improving patient health. Consider these important issues with your team before choosing a plan.

Use this discussion guide to help your team plot out a wellness plan that works for your practice, your patients and for clients.

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