Admission and Discharge: Improving your Client Journey Pt 4

When was the last time you stopped to consider how to improve your client journey? Your client’s experience with your veterinary practice starts from the moment they begin researching local vets and continues long after they leave your practice after their first visit. Along this journey there are multiple touchpoints outside of an actual consultation which many veterinary practices […]
Your veterinary practice’s biggest security threat is on your payroll

Someone working for you right now is also working alongside some of the world’s most successful cyber criminals. A double agent. And before long, they’re going to take down your veterinary practice from the inside. They’ll put your sensitive business data in the hands of your number one enemy. Where does this leave your practice? […]
Imposter Syndrome in Veterinary Medicine

If you’ve ever felt a wave of uncertainty wash over you as you sat in your office, wondering how you managed to scam your way through veterinary school and thinking that right now, at this moment, you’re nothing more than a fraud, you’re not alone. What you’re dealing with is imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome can […]
It is Vet-ter to be Safe than Sorry: Why Your Veterinary Practice Needs a Password Management System

There are legal requirements for how businesses handle personal data on their employees and customers. The only thing that matters most is to stay on the right side of the law and protect your business. Efficiency is one great factor in running an establishment, all while adhering to the legal requirements. Patients and client […]
Managing Change within a Veterinary Practice

They say that change is the only constant in business, which is as true in veterinary medicine as in any other industry. But, that doesn’t mean it’s always easy to make changes as a vet. There are a lot of things that might change within your practice. For example, introducing new technology can be a […]
7 Ways to Boost Efficiencies Within Your Veterinary Practice

As the veterinary industry evolves rapidly, so must your practice. When it comes to this, the key question is: “How do you keep up with the times without breaking the bank!?” Getting caught up in a costly diagnostic equipment arms race with the competition in your area can make it easy to overlook one important […]
Effective Apps to Communicate with Clients for Veterinary Practices

The veterinary sector has a reputation for being behind the times when using the latest technology. Thus, their clientele increasingly comprises innovative businesses, which demand continuous updates and automation services. Despite the lack of knowledge of other veterinarians, there is a wide variety of applications for the sector. This article should explain why veterinarians need […]
Will Your Veterinary Practice Ever Accept Cryptocurrency?

Since cryptocurrency gets built on peer-to-peer (P2P) technology, it is decentralised. It is neither regulated nor supported by any government or central bank. Without the assistance of a third-party payment processor, buyers send money directly to suppliers. As a payment method, Cryptocurrency is still a long way off. Veterinary practices may find cryptocurrency volatility a […]
The Veterinary Practice Domain Name Do’s & Don’ts

People associate and recognise the primary method with your veterinary practice. The link between your practice name and domain name is strongly intertwined. Therefore, you always want to ensure that you put your best foot forward by creating a domain name that will benefit your business’s integrity. Ensure that your domain name expands your reach, […]
Do You Know Your GDPR Practice Responsibilities?

Every Veterinary Practice’s day-to-day activities include storing and using information, such as individual names, past and present, employees, suppliers, network, and clients. As a result, GDPR compliance is critical, and if GDPR does not get followed correctly, you can expect to stop trading entirely. What is the Purpose of GDPR? A new regulation was required […]