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Video: Veterinary visits in decline-Actionable steps
Dr. Karen Felsted with information from the recently issued Bayer-Brakke-NCVEI Veterinary Care Usage Study.
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That the number of veterinary clinic visits is decreasing is a troubling fact. The situation is combatable, however. Here veterinary market analyst Dr. Karen Felsted presents actionable steps gleaned from the recent Bayer-Brakke-NCVEI Veterinary Care Usage Study.
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