It’s not just loyal companions and pet parents you’re interacting with everyday. You’re also constantly surrounded by powerful technology. These digital tools streamline tasks and help make your workdays easier and more productive. But have you considered how they can also help you build trust with clients and even attract new ones?

Here are three important ways that the right veterinary client communication solutions can help your team reduce administrative work and deliver a higher level of client service.

In an era when veterinary practices are stretching team members to maximum capacity, you need veterinary software that optimizes day-to-day operations and liberates veterinary professionals to focus on patient care and the client experience.

Feline leukemia affects 3% of cats in single-cat households, but is the second leading cause of death, killing 85%1 of persistently infected felines within three years of diagnosis. Complicating matters, infected cats are subject to anemia or lymphoma, and it suppresses the immune system, often leading to deadly infections. Thankfully infection rates have dropped over recent years thanks to effective vaccines, screening, and proactive veterinary care, including the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) classification of FeLV as a core vaccination for cats up to one year.

You see the dog’s discomfort when you walk into the exam room. Sammy has reddish-brown stains on his fur from excessive licking, bald spots, and a red belly. The client pleads, “Sammy is scratching 24/7. Can you give him a shot to make it go away?” Successful treatment of skin diseases may require long-term or lifelong management and are frequently a matter of effective control rather than cure, according the Merck Veterinary Manual.