I love that it addresses not just medical but behavioral advice to make your life with your cat the best it can be.HYPACK® is the most widely used hydrographic software package in the world with over 10,000 users around the globe. “This book is the “What to expect while expecting” book for cat parents! It accumulates all the practical stuff I have gathered over 20 years of practice that I wish I could teach my clients in a short annual exam. There are plenty of things in this book that I would never have never thought to review with owners. The clients love the comprehensive nature of this book and easy to read format. It is the centerpiece of our puppy information packet. "This easy and fun to read book is perfect for our new puppy owners. This helps my staff and myself be more efficient in exam rooms without spending hours overwhelming new pet owners with information! I love the easy to understand format and my clients do too!"
"These books are a great educational tool that allows clients to have a valid informational piece in their hands when they walk out the door. Some have done away with their entire client welcome pack and use the books instead others enhance the education they provide by eliminating all the pamphlets and photocopies that took their team considerable time to collate and assemble. Practices have been using our books since we published our first title in 2016. The 101 Essential Tips books contain not only information about preparing for and preventing pet emergencies and illnesses, but all of the other topics as well!
When asked if clients believe they’re currently receiving enough of this type of information from their veterinarian, 46% of both cat and dog owners indicated that they are NOT! Prevention and preparation for pet emergencies and illnesses (e.g., poisonous plants, household toxins, pet-proofing, first aid) (46.00%)Īwareness about local pet services (e.g., groomers, dog walkers, trainers) (11.42%) Parasite prevention (e.g., fleas, ticks, heartworms) (48.00%).Awareness about local pet services (e.g., groomers, sitters, trainers) (10.25%)ĭog Owners Ranked Information Categories (based on % included in top 3 votes):.Behavior & training information (23.75%).Parasite prevention (e.g., fleas, ticks, heartworms) (40.50%).Feeding & food recommendations (41.50%).Prevention and preparation for pet emergencies and illnesses (e.g., poisonous plants, household toxins, pet-proofing, first aid) (64.00%).Cat Owners Ranked Information Categories (based on % included in top 3 votes): We asked them to choose their TOP THREE categories that they want or consider valuable information from their veterinarian. Pet owners in our survey were presented with nine different categories. Not all types of information are wanted or valued the same by pet owners. Packs with a higher client-perceived cost and those with higher client-rated information rank higher. Welcome packs are often an overlooked opportunity to enhance client loyalty and knowledge. Some Pet Packs WOW Clients More Than Others Our survey data shows that the key to getting the best ROI from your new pet pack is having a client-perceived value between $10–25, as well as it containing educational information that your clients want and find valuable (rated 8–10 stars). Our data indicates that the average spent on puppy and kitten packs is approximately $5.
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While there are many uses for welcome packs, some being given to new clients or existing clients who got a new pet, or even used as incentives for wellness plan programs, the range that veterinary practices spend on them varies from free (donated product samples, pamphlets, and photocopied educational material) to upwards of $20. The data, featured in charts below, from our pet owner survey clearly shows that puppy and kitten packs are an easy and effective way to clearly show your clients that you are interested in their pet's overall well-being.Īdditionally, when clients were asked if they believe they’re currently receiving enough valuable educational information from their vet, 46% of both cat and dog owners indicated that they are NOT! How Much Should Veterinary Practices Spend on a New Client Welcome Pack? It is the degree to which the practice and veterinary team demonstrate how interested they are in the pet's overall well-being 1.
The Ontario Veterinary Medical Association's 2018 Pet Owner survey found that the #1 factor that pet owners consider when choosing a veterinarian isn't pricing or the quality of medicine they practice. To endear a client to your practice and create loyalty To provide valuable education and adviceģ. To welcome a new client and celebrate their petĢ. Practices using 101 Essential Tips booksġ.Education that makes a notable difference.How much should you spend on a welcome pack?.
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