Almost time for the second of our two big veterinary trade shows/conferences at the beginning of the year. We’ve survived VMX, now it’s time for … WVC! As always, we have a good-sized presence at WVC, with our booth, and with the full presentation of our Nationwide | Purdue Veterinary … Continue reading Heading to Vegas? WVC survival tips from trade show pro
Get your picture taken with Jack Hanna and his animals at WVC. Win a $50 VISA gift card on the spot, or a $500 VISA gift card at the end of the conference. Learn how Whole Pet With Wellness covers almost everything a veterinarian does — at 90%. Attending the … Continue reading Get wild at WVC: Meet Jack Hanna at our Nationwide booth
This is the busiest time of year for me and for the rest of the veterinary relations team at Nationwide, and this year is no exception. I started the month with a visit to the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Then, I was off to Orlando, to the … Continue reading Three questions for … NCSU CVM’s Courtney Whelan
A while back our veterinary relations team received an inquiry from Nicole Allen, LVT, asking if she could participate in our student externship. Despite her impressive initiative and MBA coursework, we had to turn her down: Our externship is for veterinary students only. But we set up a meeting at WVC for … Continue reading Three questions for … Practice Manager Nicole Allen, LVT
The weeks between NAVC and WVC are some of our busiest at VPI, since we’re trying to handle all our usual work plus what we have to do to get ready and to be at these wonderful events. And of course, it’s not at all uncommon to bring back a … Continue reading Three questions for … LSU VBMA chapter president Keith Jarrett
As I’ve mentioned before, I find that a lot of what’s written by and for physicians can be thought-provoking for veterinarians as well. This morning I found myself reading this post by physician Dr. Andrew Cronyn that brought to mind our challenges as veterinarians. The topic? Vaccines. Dr. Cronyn writes: … Continue reading Respect is a cornerstone for building relationships with parents of all kinds