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|Events|October 11, 2016
Pet Insurance Primer For Veterinary Professionals
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Date: October 19 - October 19, 2016
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Title of course: Pet Insurance Primer For Veterinary ProfessionalsCourse offered by: Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association Sponsor (if applicable):Presenter: Doug Kenney, DVMRegistration page URL: www.hsvma.org/webinar_Oct2016 Description of course content:In surveys when pet owners are asked how much they would spend to save their ill or injured pet a large percentage replied that they would be willing to spend anything to save their pet. As practicing veterinarians we know that for many clients, that is simply not possible.During this Pet Insurance Primer webinar, Doug Kenney DVM will explore whether or not pet health insurance may be one of the ways to help bridge the gap between the quality of healthcare clients want to provide for their companion and what they can afford.Who is this course for? Both veterinarians and team members Cost to take the course: Free Number of CE credits offered: 1
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