News|Videos|June 12, 2015

An easy interior design tip for your veterinary practice

Clients will love this personalized touch.

Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Ross Clark, DVM, is among the experts who agree that interior design is an important aspect of overall clinic makeup. Listen as he explains the merit of demonstrating through photographs how your staff-just like your clients-value their own pets.

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