
|Articles|April 1, 2006
Partnership Program
Smart Pak Equine introduces the SmartCare? veterinary partnership program.
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Smart Pak Equine introduces the SmartCare™ veterinary partnership program.
Veterinarians can provide clients with the patented supplement service while streamlining the commercial sale of daily supplements and medications.
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Veterinarians interested in enrolling in the program will receive a unique veterinary code. With every new horse that is entered in the program, the code is used and the DVM earns a profit and the oversight portion of the program begins.
The veterinarian and client will have more than 200 brand-name supplements from which to create a custom nutritional program for each horse.
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