In this section, you’ll find tools to support you in doing what you do best, namely providing your patients with exceptional care and helping your clients keep their pets healthy, happy and part of their lives… for all of their lives.

Tools for clinics
The decision tree illustrates feline hypertension therapy guidelines
based on systolic blood pressure (SBP) values.
This practical tool can be used in your clinic to help facilitate diagnostic decisions, formulate treatment recommendations, and determine re-evaluation timelines related to feline blood pressure management.
It also includes a flow chart for the treatment of hypertension and proteinuria in cats with chronic kidney disease when comparing normotensive and hypertensive cases. Want...
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We’ve prepared this practical ready-to-share tool to help spark the conversation with your clients and improve their awareness about ticks.
Share this poster on your clinic's website and social media pages to inform pet owners on how to recognize ticks in the environment and when they are most active so they can be better prepared to protect themselves and their pets from ticks. Want to learn more about pet owner tick awareness? Watch Dr. Katie Clow's Scientific Snapshot video in which she...
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With so many options on the market, it can be difficult to know which dental hygiene products to recommend to dog and cat owners.
Dr. Josée Marcoux, dental care specialist, has prepared a quick and simple algorithm listing questions to consider to help you better understand how your clients care for their pet's teeth at home and which products to recommend that are most suitable for their needs. Want to learn more about Dr. Marcoux’s recommendations on selecting the best suited dental home...
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As RVT Senani Ratnayake explains in her own inimitable way, pet dental health month does not mean that teeth are just important THIS month. Rather, it presents us with an opportunity to raise awareness about a topic that affects virtually every pet… and that can cause significant health problems if unaddressed.
Watch this engaging video to find out:
What is meant by “collaborative care.”How to get your team on-board and aligned on the benefits of oral care. How to talk to clients about their...
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Not all pets have the same needs. And not all clients have the same opinion or amount of time when it comes to providing at-home dental care to pets.
Help get the conversation started with a quick “cheat sheet” containing a list of simple questions you can ask to better understand your clients’ perspective, so you can create at-home pet dental health plans that are realistic for them.
Then, continue the conversation by discussing active and passive dental care options, and writing down your...
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As you know, the holidays can be a source of anxiety for pets in many ways.
However, your clients may not know how stressful the holidays can be for their pets. They may also not recognize holiday anxiety triggers or know how to manage them.
We’ve developed a practical, ready-to-share tool to help educate your clients on common holiday anxiety triggers, and to provide simple tips so they can manage their pet’s anxiety during this time.
Your young clients will be thrilled to colour these festive pages as a gift for their four-legged friend.
Simply download and print the prepared content and you're good to go!
Use these colouring pages in your clinic to:
run a contest or plan a draw;
keep kids busy in your waiting room or during consultations;
get the conversation going with your clients about potential holiday risks for their animals
We’ve prepared this practical ready-to-share tool to help spark the conversation with your clients and improve their awareness regarding dog safety during summer months. This tool highlights the types of dogs most vulnerable to heat, signs of overheating and practical tips to help keep dogs cool in the summer.
Share this poster on your clinic's website and social media pages to inform pet owners on how to notice and prevent heat stroke in their loyal companion.