Prepare with pet IDs
I'm a consulting veterinarian who's highly involved in several disaster preparedness committees.
I'm a consulting veterinarian who's highly involved in several disaster preparedness committees. I loved last month's free pet ID card and have added the form to the pet preparedness information that I distribute—with an improvement. As it's important in evacuation situations, I include the pet's current vaccination information. I also think it's best if the ID photo has the pet with his or her owner. But by and large, I recommend all organizations add the form to their pet preparedness kits.
Diane McClure DVM, PhD, DACLAM
California Veterinary Medical Association
Disaster Preparedness Committee, Chair
Goleta, Calif.
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Episode 29: Using storytelling to retain and attract new veterinary clients
November 19th 2020On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, is joined by Australian veterinarian, Phil Tucak, BSc, BVMS, who offers insight on the power of storytelling in marketing your veterinary practice.
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