What the Producer Expects from His Veterinarian

Authors

  • Charles McGinnis White Plains Ranch, Mountville, S.C. 29370

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21423/aabppro19867516

Keywords:

veterinarian, client relationship, service, herd health, continuing education

Abstract

Now from that a concise description of what we expect from a veterinarian might be as follows: First, we would expect service when we need it within reason. We know our own limitations as far as treatment and herd health, and we try not to call out veterinarians for frivolous reasons. We try not to call him to correct our mistakes, and we don't call him to perform miracles! We expect our veterinarian to keep us well informed on new medicines, vaccines, techniques, and herd health practices that can make our business more profitable. We think he owes it to us to have for himself an on-going self-education, continuing education program. We expect our veterinarian to be open, frank, and honest with us, and we expect to deal with him in the same manner. We expect our veterinarian to understand our particular goals and priorities, and assistance with his involvement in every way that is possible. We expect him to charge us fair rates and make a good living and have his practice profitable, but not too profitable!

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Published

1986-11-18

Issue

Section

General Session I