Dr Belinda has put together a great blog post with loads of pet first aid tips for clients
The blog post also includes these excellent images that are perfect to share on social media. As Dr Belinda has been so generous in sharing her resources it would be great if you could also add in a link to her original blog post: http://drbelindathevet.com/doginfo/first-aid-pets/
The Puppies and Kitten Care Toolkit (dvm360)Another excellent collection of resources to help discuss and advice on puppy and kitten care with your clients. The puppy & kitten care tools include:
Accessed: 6.10.2014
The dental care toolkit (dvm360)An awesome collection of resources that will really help get a consistent message out to your clients on the importance of pet dental health, Information, handouts, videos include:
Accessed 24.08.2014
An awesome list of resources devoted entirely to the concept of Fear Free Veterinary Care - the resource list contains coverage, analysis solutions and tools (accessed 15.08.2014)
Click here to visit the blog post: Get answers from veterinary clients with this practice visit survey
Posting photos of your patients on your website, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. is a great marketing tool BUT always make sure you've received authority to do so. Download this simple 'Photo Release Form' from dvm360.
Check out this great website for cat owners and share the link on your web page.
The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) and Boehringer Ingelheim have developed a campaign to educate cat owners about how to watch for subtle signs of sickness and how to know when to contact their veterinarian. Healthy Cats for Life emphasizes the importance of twice-a-year veterinary exams and recognizing behaviors that relate to feline wellness.
Check out this page of FREE downloadable resources from 'Exceptional Veterinary Team'
Add a link on your website to this useful page on the 'Paw Club' website and help your clients find dog friendly places to visit - all they need to do is enter their postcode:
We've recently come across a few resources on CPR for pets. Obviously nothing can take the place of attending an actual CPR training course but these may also be useful handouts for your clients:
Saving Your Pet with CPR (JPEG) (Source: American Red Cross)
Saving Your Pet with CPR (PDF) - A5 size, i.e. 2 per A4 (Source: American Red Cross)
Save a Life - Learn Animal CPR (PDF) - DL brochure (Source: Greenwich Animal Hospital)
FREE downloadable resources from My Smart Puppy. An amazing range of resources available including pdf handouts & videos.
Library categories include:
FREE downloadable resources from Dr. Sophia Yin - The Art & Science of Animal Behavior
Source: http://www.cve.edu.au/resources accessed 31/10/11
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