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News|Videos|March 7, 2024
The founder of The Social DVM is coming to Fetch Charlotte
Author(s)Sydney Yankowicz, Assistant Editor
Caitlin DeWilde, DVM shares what she is looking forward to while at the upcoming Fetch conference
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In an interview with Caitlin DeWilde, DVM, founder of The Social DVM, she expressed her anticipation for the Fetch conference in Charlotte, North Carolina happening in just 1 week! To see Dr DeWilde speak about marketing, social media, and technology, make sure to
Below is a transcript of the video.
Caitlin DeWilde, DVM: My name is Dr Caitlin DeWilde and I'm a veterinarian and owner of The Social DVM.
I have never been to Charlotte! So, I'm excited to come to Charlotte, North Carolina. I love Fetch events in general because they always have a lot of energy and they're a lot more fun and a great time to connect with our colleagues, but also get some good CE so I'm really looking forward to the whole experience.
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