“…[when pet] owners can’t afford to do all the diagnostics and treatment that would be the gold standard, euthanasia is the only option.”
This is a quote from a veterinarian in an article we recently read. But it’s something we’ve heard many times before. Too many times to count, in fact. And it’s a statement with which we STRONGLY DISAGREE.
You can educate about the value of veterinary services all day long, but if you are not also offering flexible options for payment, pet owners will continue to stay away from your veterinary hospital because they perceive that the cost burden is too great.
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VetBilling and Brown Dog Foundation joined forces in 2016 to help bridge the gap between the cost of veterinary care and saving the family pet.
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You do all the right things to get new clients in your door: forward booking, email promotions, appointment reminders, social media and online presence, preventive