If you’ve read our previous post, you’ve learned about some of the more surprising benefits of having your own mobile vet clinic. For starters, there’s a much bigger market for mobile vets than many veterinarians probably imagine. Pet behavior is markedly better during mobile visits. Mobile vets have far less problems with collections, and their marketing dollars are boosted
To an independent veterinarian, having your own mobile veterinary clinic may sound like an alluring prospect. Imagine being your own boss and creating your own schedule. Having a regular change of scenery from the fluorescent lights of an exam room. Being directly responsible for client relationships with limited staff interaction. Seeing pets in their comfortable home environment. Sounds
As it heats up across the U.S., both humans and their pets start getting bitten by mosquitoes. It’s especially intense when we’re close to a water source, like a river or lake. Those bites are one of the tell-tale signs of summer. Though any bug bite is annoying and itchy for a human, mosquito bites can be deadly
Since temperatures are increasing and shelter-in-place orders continue in most U.S. states, we’re all spending a lot more time outdoors with our pets. Longer walks around the block, in the park, or even out in the country can expose our pets (and us) to disease-ridden ticks. While it’s important to get outside and enjoy the weather, it’s equally crucial
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