Our go-home instructions are created by veterinarians for veterinarians. It has been researched and proven that pet health and client satisfaction are positively impacted when post-procedure information is provided. Our Pet InfoRxs are "supercharged" because they address what pet owners truly value and need once they get home: to understand why this happened, to know how it happened, how to determine whether things are improving, how to determine if they're getting worse, and how to prevent it in the future.
Access to veterinary care is very important to our educational mission. The Pet InfoRxs have been translated into Spanish and then medically reviewed to ensure accuracy. We don't rely on Google Translate, which is an inappropriate tool to use to ensure medically accurate content.
"Accurate online information is important to both veterinarians and clients. A recent poll of veterinarians found that 67% reported that their clients frequently brought Internet information with them to appointments, yet 61% feel that the availability of veterinary information on the Internet confuses their clients (Fleishman-Hillard, 2008)."
Information prescriptions: A tool for veterinary practices, 2014
Dog Topics: After Surgery Care, Arthritis, Atopy & Food Allergies, Demodicosis & Sarcoptic Mange, Dental Cleanings & Extractions, Dermatitis, Diabetes, Ear Infections, Fleas, Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), Intestinal Parasites, Masses & Tumors, Overweight or Obese, Palliative & End-of-Life Care, Pancreatitis, Parvovirus, Urinary Tract Infection & Bladder Stones, Vomiting & Diarrhea, Wound Care, Zoonotic Diseases
Cat Topics: After Surgery Care, Arthritis, Constipation, Dental Cleanings & Extractions, Diabetes, Ear Infections & Ear Mites, FeLV, FIV & FIP Viruses, Fleas, Heart Murmur, Hyperthyroidism, Intestinal Parasites, Kidney Disease, Not Eating or Drinking, Overweight or Obese, Palliative & End-of-Life Care, Ringworm Infection, Upper Respiratory Infection (URI), Urinary Tract Infection & Inflammatory Cystitis, Vomiting & Diarrhea, Wound Care.
More topics to come...
We have put a lot of effort into making our resources clear and comprehensible for pet owners. We write to a grade 8–10 level, which is appropriate for medical content, yet not many resources online follow this methodology. We also ensure that our content educates and addresses both medical and behavior. We take into account the entire well-being of the pet and the circumstances the entire family is going through. Sometimes at-home solutions are needed, particularly post-care, and awareness of what to keep an eye on is critical. We think it through from every angle to provide comprehensive, relevant, pet-owner-friendly content.
Preventive Vet, in partnership with the award-winning veterinary video production company, Veteos, has produced tip videos based on our 101 Essential Tips book series. These videos are available to be personalized for your practice’s website, client education campaigns, and social media posts.
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