|Articles|August 1, 2007
Idea Exchange: Simple acts of compassion show clients that you care
When the veterinarian euthanizes a horse at our clinic, I take a small, clean piece of the tail hair.
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When the veterinarian euthanizes a horse at our clinic, I take a small, clean piece of the tail hair. I then braid it, secure it with a rubber band, and send it to the client inside a sympathy card. Clients seem to appreciate this keepsake.
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Toni L. Vader, LVT
Rainier, Ore.
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