|Videos|November 14, 2014
Nutrition is the No. 1 way veterinarians fail pet owners
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One-on-one exam room time with veterinary clients is the ultimate forum for delivering your message of better pet health and happier pet owners. But Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Dr. Ernie Ward says practitioners are missing an important point: Every veterinarian should have an evidence-based philosophy for what to do feed, how much, how often and why to America's pets.
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