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If you are a veterinary professional that wants to improve the lives of your patients and their people, then the Partners for Healthy Pets initiative was designed specifically with you in mind.

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Practice Enrollment Program E-Newsletter

Ready-to-use Facebook posts, tweets and copy for your practice website

Pictured above: Owner Dr. Don Betts, Dr. Sarah Griffel-Thompson, and Dr. Josh Bell of Driggs Veterinary Clinic, Driggs, ID.

“If I had to rely on doctors for website content, I’d still be waiting,” says Heidi Nelson, practice manager for Driggs Veterinary Clinic in Driggs, Idaho. Heidi has been practice manager for 11 years in this three-doctor practice and is chief executive of their social media marketing.

Heidi’s practice is one of thousands that use the Partners for Healthy Pets monthly e-newsletter, filled with ready-to-use Facebook posts, tweets and content for a practice’s website or newsletter. “All of the content is good and newsworthy,” says Heidi, “and so easy to use!”

As practice manager, Heidi Nelson has these tips to share:

  • Attend a Partners for Healthy Pets’ conference workshop. Heidi attended one at last year’s Western Veterinary Conference. She was able to not only sign up her practice in the PHP Practice Enrollment Program, but also learn all the benefits of social media and simple ways to gain online success.
  • Have deadlines. “I love getting the Partners for Healthy Pets newsletter in my inbox at the beginning of each month,” Heidi says. “It keeps us to our own deadline of getting the practice newsletter out by the 15th of the month.”
  • Think out of the box! “I was not happy with the content provided by my practice’s software,” Heidi says, so she replaced it monthly with content from the Partners for Healthy Pets newsletter.
  • Don’t let social media scare you. “There may be a big learning curve to using social media, but once you figure it out, it’s not hard to do,” she says.

How do you use this newsletter? We’d love to know! Hey, your practice may even be featured in an upcoming issue! Contact us at info@partnersforhealthypets.org.

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