In the past few weeks, we’ve been speaking a whole lot about the momentous opportunity for veterinarians offered by Millennial pet ownership. But this isn’t to say that they’re the only sort of client that’s crucial to your practice’s success! The treasure trove of research we’ve amassed about veterinary customer demographics has revealed three crucial pet owner profiles that amount to

Veterinary medicine has reached the precipice of a fantastic turning point. For years, the pet ownership market has been stagnant - stable through rough economic waters, but offering little quarter to rising numbers of veterinary graduates. However, recent statistics show that there is much more than a glimmer at the end of the tunnel! We are beginning to

VitusVet has partnered with Pet Poison Helpline to implement a one-touch call button, and make their entire database of veterinary toxins available for free to app users, hoping that knowledge of poisons will help save pets’ lives. Columbia, Maryland - VitusVet, a mobile app solutions provider, has partnered with Pet Poison Helpline, a 24/7 animal poison control center, to

Alright veterinarians, vet techs, practice managers, and pet health professionals of all sorts, are you ready for a mind-blowing statistic? Take a seat for this one, it’s a doozy. The average veterinary clinic is missing out on $123,000 of gross revenue due to inefficiencies in phone-based customer service. We’re talking boatloads of annoyed or impatient folks giving up

Customer churn is a well known concept in business, but it's an oft-ignored statistic in veterinary economics. And it could be costing your practice revenue, big time! For veterinary clinics, churn refers to whenever a customer chooses to no longer use your services for their pet. Because this decision is often made without your practice management software's knowledge, your

Two years ago marked a dramatic turning point in the continued evolution of the web: the smartphone dethroned the desktop as king of connected devices. More than 80% of internet users own a smartphone and the usage gap will only continue to widen. What does this have to do with veterinary medicine? Our profession has always maintained a healthy scientific skepticism,

VitusVet, a mobile app solutions provider for veterinary clinics, is excited to announce the company’s expansion to California. The mission of the company is to improve the health and well-being of pets through innovative technology.52.9% of Californian households own a pet and, as the number continues to increase, the need for a platform to track, share, and maintain animal health

The pace of technological change is truly breathtaking. Computers that were state of the art 5 years ago are now almost dinosaurs. Not because they don't work well or that they are low quality....it's just that technology and the internet is changing. That dusty server in your office may have been "state of the art" 10 years ago, but

Each year, over 10 million pets are lost or stolen in the United States. Even with our best efforts to keep our pets safe and secure in our homes and yards, situations can change in an instant and things can quickly go awry. Keeping our pets safe is about more than just trying to contain them in our

As we created VitusVet, our goal was to improve the lives of animals, but to do that we realized that we needed to improve how veterinary clinics shared information. It sounds simple but it is actually very difficult because a lot of clinic's have a common problem: collecting and sharing information efficently, because too much time is being spent on the