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DVMcenter is a leader in mobile end-of-life care. Through our years of education, hands-on experience, and advanced industry credentials, we’ve developed many insights. Feel free to explore these articles as you seek to learn more about us and understand more about the business side of end-of-life veterinary care.
When it’s time for change
As mobile practices grow, the practice owner wears many hats: receptionist, counselor, veterinarian, bookkeeper, IT department, marketer. At some point, many owners feel their personal limitations becoming more apparent. Unfortunately, those limitations are hard to see coming. We tend to only see them when we’re tangled up in the thick of them.
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Support Specialists
Whether they are faced with a heartbreaking diagnosis, mobility issues, or loss of cognitive function, families wrestling with the decision to say goodbye to their beloved pet have so many questions. They are reaching out to us at a time when they are feeling the most overwhelmed, vulnerable, and exhausted.
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Rebecca's Story
In 2010, I started MN Pets, a home euthanasia practice in the Twin Cities, envisioning an flexible part-time job to stay busy when my children were in elementary school. Within a year, I saw this wasn't going to be any sort of easy, part-time thing! The demands of operating a business and the local client demand for home euthanasia exceeded what I would be able to do on my own.
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Google Ads
We’ve learned many things over the course of ten years at our mobile end-of-life practice. One of the most important things we’ve learned is to not discount the power of Google. Specifically, the Google Ads (formerly called “Google AdWords”) application.
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Why DVMcenter?
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IAAHPC Business Circles
A few colleagues and I stood in the back of the main ballroom on the last day of the International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care ( IAAHPC) annual conference. We basked in the glow of our newly acquired medical and business knowledge from several days of lecture and hours of networking and conversation. We knew, however, that glow would fade all-too-soon as we reentered our work lives back at home.
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