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6 Reasons to Refer Your Patient to a Specialist

In general practice, patients often require care beyond the primary setting, but for the veterinarian, knowing exactly when to refer these patients can be difficult. Each case is unique, and referral time will depend on many variables, including case urgency, client preferences, client finances, and your comfort and experience treating the particular ailment. Consulting with [...]

4 Ways VESPECON Elevates Client and Patient Care

Veterinary clients come from all walks of life and have differing views, values, and financial means. One thing all clients have in common is their desire to care for their pets in the best way possible, working within their belief system and budget. When patients require specialty-level care, referral may be out of reach, but [...]

4 Reasons to Join VESPECON’s Veterinary Specialist Network

Veterinary specialists spend years honing their craft and serve as invaluable resources for clients and referring veterinarians. With demand for specialty care skyrocketing, many practices find themselves overwhelmed, booked weeks or months in advance, and working overtime to accommodate emergencies. Alternatively, specialists in private practice or oversaturated markets may struggle to form relationships with busy [...]

5 Ways VESPECON Can Benefit Your General Practice

As a general practice veterinarian, you’re the go-to for all of your patients’ needs. From puppy visits, to illness, to managing chronic conditions and end-of-life conversations, you develop long-term relationships and care about your patients and their families. When patients require care beyond your scope of practice, referral often is needed, but pet owners may [...]

Introduction to VESPECON: Your Veterinary Specialty Consultants

As a general practice veterinarian, you’ve likely encountered frustrating cases that run the gamut from impossible-to-manage diabetes to non-healing corneal ulcers, severe allergies, clotting and blood disorders, complex fractures, GI disease, and everything in between. You’re a jack-of-all-trades, but you can’t do it all without help. As a specialist veterinarian, you want to use your [...]

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