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Source: FIRSTLINE

Handling clients whose pets have ingested illicit drugs

February 25, 2010

What's your legal responsibility when you suspect a pet has been poisoned with illegal drugs?

Source: dvm360

The dvm360 Five: Episode 10

February 23, 2010

The Five explores punishment in the pet-food recall, news from WVC, and advice on fielding lots of client questions on a busy day.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Video: Be comfortable offering alternatives to the "gold standard"

February 9, 2010

Prognoses may not be as good, but a reasonable medical option -- even if it's not the best -- is better than nothing, says the CEO of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Q&A: How to defend fee increases

February 2, 2010

How do I explain to clients why my fees have gone up?

Source: FIRSTLINE

Pro and con: Using online client forms

February 2, 2010

Managers duke it out over whether practices should use online client forms.

Source: FIRSTLINE

Parasites: Great communication about not-so-great bugs

February 1, 2010

4 tips to improve client compliance on parasite prevention recommendations

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Client handout: Bad breath (halitosis) in pets

February 1, 2010

Download this PDF of a client handout on halitosis in pets, and help get your clients onboard with preventive oral care.

Source: FIRSTLINE

Sample script: Remind, remind, remind about dental care

February 1, 2010

This short conversation can help you respond when clients refuse the care you recommend.

Source: FIRSTLINE

Video blog: Mystery shopping for improved service

January 28, 2010

How to use mystery shoppers to improve client communications.

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