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The Hill's Veterinary Nutritional Advocate (VNA) is an online educational experience available to the entire veterinary health care team at no cost, according to Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
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The Hills Veterinary Nutritional Advocate (VNA) is an online educational experience available to the entire veterinary health care team at no cost, according to Hills Pet Nutrition, Inc.The company says VNA helps the staff enhance competence in understanding, communication and helping pets benefit from proper nutrition; relate with pet owners more effectively, leading to greater confidence and comfort levels; and interact more synergistically with other health care team members, resulting in increased enjoyment and productivity.The veterinary team can progress at each individuals pace online at no cost.To earn the distinction of Hills Veterinary Nutritional Advocate, as well as all of the awards and rewards, log onto www.vna.hillsvet.com. Each of the three levels has a prominent leader in the veterinary industry encouraging your staffs progress every step of the way, according to Hills.
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