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|Articles|March 18, 2022
Stressed by angry clients? Expert tips on how to cope
Learn how to deal with the stress of client relations in a productive and healthy way.
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There’s no denying the past 2 years have been hard on people. Thanks to the pandemic, anxiety and uncertainty have permeated just about every aspect of our society. For many people, their pets are a great source of solace during these difficult times, so it’s not surprising that when pets get sick, people are sometimes unable to cope. The result can be explosive tempers, rude behavior, and even aggression, directed at veterinarians and their staff.
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