14
Feb
HOW TO MARKET RESTORATION CARE
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Dr Faver
Reaching clients and getting clients to “buy in” are two of the most difficult areas a groomer is faced with when they start doing skin...
Teaching Moments
13
Feb
BLEACH TREATMENTS
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Veterinarians and veterinary dermatologists will commonly use dilute bleach solution to treat skin infections (both fungal and bacteria...
06
Feb
IMPORTANCE OF HAIR IN CONTROLLING TEMPERATURE
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We must remember that dogs and cats do very well WITHOUT our intervention controlling their temperature. In fact, you rarely see the sk...
30
Jan
Anal Gland Expression: A Service or a Liability
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Anal glands are nuisance glands that really serve no purpose in our domestic dogs other than to keep veterinarians and groomers working...
23
Jan
PICTURE TAKING FOR MODULE 2 AND CONSULTATIONS
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We are living in an amazing time where with the use of cameras and videos we can get a fairly clear idea of the health and well-b...
16
Jan
PHASES OF THERAPIES
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Not all therapies are about doing the same thing throughout the full process. Sometimes there are different phases of the r...
09
Jan
WHY DO THERAPIES TAKE SO LONG?
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We live in a fast-food mentality world. We want results and we want it now. Unfortunately, that is not always how things wo...
04
Jan
TEN MOST COMMON REASONS FOR FAILURES WITH THERAPIES
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NUMBER ONE! Client compliance. You must always remember you cannot want it more than the client. If they are not comm...
20
Dec
PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS
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As a veterinarian owning a therapeutic line of shampoos and conditioners I am in a precarious situation. Many of my fellow educat...
13
Dec
TIME FOR THE PRODUCTS TO WORK
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When we first learn to bathe animals, we are taught to put the product on the pet and work it around a little before rinsing it off. Ve...
