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Whether you love or hate Halloween, it’s becoming increasingly popular. It also offers a great opportunity to interact with your clients from a fun and educational perspective.
It may also mean increased Halloween pet issues, from ingested glow sticks to chocolate toxicity to costume malfunctions.
Either way, I’ve collected a range of Halloween resources from local and overseas sources to help you both get prepared and have some fun.
If you’re looking for some design inspiration, click here to visit the Canva Halloween Templates Page for some spooky Halloween ideas.
The team at Vetstoria have assembled a library of fully editable content packs designed to make it super easy for you to educate pet owners and promote your clinic, including one for Halloween.
Their Halloween Content Pack contains Instagram and Facebook posts, email banners, email and text messages, posters, flyers, a video reel template and a hold message script. Click HERE to check them all out.
Top 5 Halloween Safety Tips for Vets and Pets from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center includes two lists based on the most commonly noted problems to help you and your clients prepare for Halloween.
Click here to visit the Chocolate Poisoning Calculator on the Our Pets Health website.
This is a list of resources that you can either share directly with your clients or use as ideas to help you write your own blog post to share with clients.
This list is almost endless! But here are a few of my favourite resources to share on social media with your clients:
For more Halloween ideas, click here to visit Pinterest and type ‘Halloween Pets’ in the search bar
How else do you celebrate and enjoy Halloween with your clients? Share your ideas in the Comments section below.
After a career in HR working in a range of service industries and teaching at TAFE for several years, I then (somewhat accidentally) found myself in the veterinary industry and here I’ve stayed because I love the people and what they do. I created the Vetanswers Community to provide the support, resources and solutions to help our members build happy, successful, profitable businesses and careers.
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