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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Reactivate your inactive clients October 1, 2007 Renew those old relationships with a well-crafted letter to inactive clients.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Vaccine information form September 7, 2007 Get vaccine info from clients with this printable PDF.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Communicating your vaccine protocol September 1, 2007 Changing guidelines, research findings, and product choices can create a muddle of confusion. Sort through it and offer clients the best protection for their pets.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS The value of microchipping July 1, 2007 By: Kristi Reimer, Editor Quick identification of a "stray" can lead to a happy reunion when pets go missing. The other possible outcomes are not quite so cheerful.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS All about microchipping July 1, 2007 A client handout on the benefits of microchipping

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Keep track of behavioral changes in senior pets June 1, 2007 As pets age, their brains can slow down, too. Intervene early to give dogs and cats the best chance of staying sharp—and you'll help keep clients happy.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Facts about long-term care April 1, 2007 A handout that explains to clients why pets taking medication need to be monitored.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS In it for the long haul April 1, 2007 Long-term drug monitoring doesn't have to be a hassle for you or your clients. With creativity and flexibility, you can win the chance to monitor your patients.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Boost your flea control compliance March 1, 2007 To increase parasite prevention and control compliance, make sure the doctors are in agreement about the standards of care and team members know what to say to clients.

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