|Articles|January 31, 2013

How veterinary teams can show a positive "cat-titude"

A slight change in the way you think can alter the entire nature of your practice.

The CATalyst council likes to promote a "positive cat-titude" in the veterinary clinic. Here Dr. Jane Brunt explains this mindset to dvm360 Editor Kristi Reimer.

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