
|Articles|July 1, 2012
Veterinary client education, caught on tape
Affordable video-capture devices are great tools for client instruction.
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Affordable video-capture devices are great tools for client instruction. Our team members make quick and easy videos to show customers how to give pills to cats, how to give insulin injections at home, how to appropriately apply flea and tick preventives, and more. It's easy to upload and save videos, and we can quickly email them directly to clients. The best part is, you don't need any technical expertise. The simple operation and quick video transfer makes it a wonderful tool for almost anyone to use.
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—Brent Dickinson, business manager
Dickinson-McNeill Veterinary Clinic
Chesterfield, N.J.
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