|Videos|November 13, 2013

Top 5 ways veterinarians infuriate front-desk staff

Sometimes you can't win for losing in the clinic.

The front desk is the nerve center of the veterinary clinic—and sometimes veterinarians poke those nerves HARD. Here to illustrate is Dr. Andy Roark with the top five ways veterinarians infuriate front-desk staff.

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