
|Videos|February 14, 2018
When Specialty Veterinary Care Is Non-Existent
There are ways to tap into an additional level of expertise when speciality veterinary care is either scant or non-existent — there needs to be a network.
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Robin Brogdon, MA, owner and president of BluePrints Veterinary Marketing Group, says there are ways to tap into an additional level of expertise when speciality veterinary care is either scant or non-existent — there needs to be a network.
Brogdon says she would love to see a network of veterinarians get together to help those who may not have easy access to veterinary care. Being able to reach out to this network is key for both veterinarians and pet owners.
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