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Relaxation station: Create a pheromone station at your front desk
Author(s)Chris Reilly
Watch this 51-second video to see how a pheromone station can work to calm visiting cats at your veterinary clinic.
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Chris Reilly, a customer service representative at Bigger Road Veterinary Center in Springboro, Ohio, demonstrates how she uses a feline pheromone station to greet and calm cat patients (and clients!) who visit their veterinary practice.
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