|Videos|November 12, 2014

Get veterinary technicians involved in practice marketing

Images and words from the front line tell compelling stories.

Social media is an important component of marketing today and Dr. Laurie Hess says no one is better poised to collect shareable moments than veterinary technicians. Listen as she explains.

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