Blog Category

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next >Show 10 20 50 134 Results

Celebrate Father's Day 2020 with your veterinary clients

Posted in Our Community at 03 September, 2020

Father's Day is on Sunday 6th September. Celebrate with your veterianry clients by sharing images on your practice website and social media accounts. Click on the image to download a copy & have a Happy Father's Day!...

> more

Posted by Judy Gillespie, Vetanswers

Five Easy Steps To Minimise The Stress in your Life

5 Easy Steps To Minimise The Stress In Your Life 4

Posted in Our Community at 28 July, 2020

Stress gets to us all. Whether it's work or home-related; it can leave us feeling drained, tired, stuck and unable to move forward. To succeed in both your Veterinary business and life generally, you need to learn both how to minimise the likelihood of b...

> more

Posted by Dr Diederik Gelderman, Turbo Charge Your Practice

Veterinary Science Unhelpful Belief #5: Being a vet defines who you are

5 Commonly Held Beliefs In Veterinary Science That Dont Do Us Any Good Part 5 Being A Vet

Posted in Our Community at 09 July, 2020

Oh you're a vet! 2 things are happening in the head of the person you've just met: 1. they're thinking of a question to ask you & 2. they've just labelled you......

> more

Posted by Dr Hubert Hiemstra

COVID-19: Why I Decided to Scrap My Business Plan and Start Over

Posted in Our Community at 02 July, 2020

When COVID-19 forced us all into lockdown back in March, I'd only been operating my veterinary sales and marketing business for six months. I'd been working hard, had prospective clients lined up and ready to begin a trial of my services and I thought th...

> more

Posted by Donna Robson, Director Waggy Dog Veterinary Sales & Marketing

Veterinary Science Unhelpful Belief #4: Vet science doesn’t pay well

Veterinary Science Unhelpful Belief 4 - Poor pay

Posted in Our Community at 02 July, 2020

Compared to many other professions, veterinary science is not what you would call a high performer on the salary front. Depending on who you ask, vet wages fall somewhere between that of a plumber and a hat rack. But is this necessarily true? ........

> more

Posted by Dr Hubert Hiemstra