In 2012, 62% of households in the United States had at least one pet. If you’re one of the 70% of Americans who identifies as a “dog person” and you’re looking for a new furry family member, consider working with an Australian Labradoodle breeder and start designing your perfect pup today.
Pet ownership has increased drastically in the last few decades; the number of owned pets in the United States went from roughly 67 million household pets in the 1970s to over 164 million in 2012. In fact, 60 percent of Americans believe that pet owners lead more fulfilling lives than non-pet owners! Australian Labradoodles, which range in weight from 50 to 65 pounds, are the perfect size for your kids to grow up with running, rolling around, and playing fetch with in the backyard. Labradoodles requi
Pet Ate Chocolate? Have It Taken Care of Immediately With Online Vet Services
Have you ever been in a situation where your pet ate chocolate? Have you ever needed to take your pet to see a veterinarian immediately but have nowhere to go for 24 hour service? Do you need to take your pet to see the vet soon but don’t have the time to do it? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you should definitely consider online veterinary services.
It’s no secret that Americans love their pets. Pet ownership has tripled since the 1970s. Today, more than 164 million households in the United States have pets. Not only that, Americans spend a lot of money on their furry loved ones. The American Pet Products Association deter
Four Fascinating Facts About Dogs
Sure, black labradoodle puppies are some of the most adorable furry friends you can have, but that doesn’t mean they’re all looks and no brains. Dogs like black or chocolate labradoodle puppies are capable of learning more than 250 words and gestures, counting up to five, and can even do some simple math!
And that’s not the only weird thing about black labradoodle puppies. Here are a few other surprising facts.
Black Labradoodle Puppies’ Noses Are Wet For a Reason.
Believe it or not, black labradoodle puppies’ noses are wet for a good reason. Over the course of thousands of years, dogs evolved wet noses. This wetness is able
Three “Facts” You Won’t Believe Aren’t True
If there was one piece of veterinarian advice for dogs that professionals could give pet owners, it would be not to believe everything they hear. There are several things that many pet owners believe that are actually, as it turns out, myths. Here are just a few.
If Dogs’ Noses Are Warm, They’re Sick.
Since dogs’ noses are typically cold and wet, it’s logical to think that they’re sick if their noses are warm and dry. However, all a warm, dry nose means is that, well, their nose is warm and dry. So if your pooch’s schnoz isn’t as cold or wet as it typically is, don’t worry about taking them to a veterinary car
How Website Design and Internet Marketing Can Set You Ahead of Other Vet Businesses
When it comes to veterinary website design and online marketing, there are two main things to consider: general website best practices and industry-specific marketing standards. Here’s what you should understand about both:
Site Design and Website Promotion Tips
Mobile Internet usage is skyrocketing — to where it makes up almost as much web traffic as desktop usage — which is why you need a responsive website to be your top priority. These sites recognize what kind of device is accessing them and then configure appropriately for a desktop, tablet or smartphone. Other mobile usability requirements include larger text and images and an ability to reach the majority of content by simply scrolling up and down (instead of clicking or swiping side to side).
On the marketing side, it’s important that
Three Web Design Traps Small Businesses Get Stuck In
These days, many small businesses are finally jumping on the internet bandwagon and are realizing just how important professional websites are for marketing any business — even veterinary clinics. The problem is that unless these small business owners own web design companies they probably don’t know what they’re doing, and a poorly designed website can be just as bad as not having one at all. Here are three common web design traps that vets and other small business owners fall into.
Not Designing for the Right Audience
One of the biggest traps that small business owners fall into when it comes to
3 Tips for Finding the Perfect Vet
We all love our pets. The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates that 36.5% of American households include pet dogs, and 30.4% include pet cats. But when it comes to taking care of our animals’ medical needs, finding a vet can be overwhelming. Here are three basic tips to get you started on finding a vet perfect for you and your pet.
- Find a Vet With a Great Staff
Your pet’s primary vet should be your first concern. Make sure he or she is well qualified and experienced, but also pay attention to interaction with animals. A good vet will project a calm yet assertive attitude when dealing with scared or unruly pets.
Two Ways to Make People Click (on Your Vet Clinic Website)
Part of veterinary marketing is giving people what they want. You know that your clients and potential clients want to be able to find you on the internet, so you finally got a quality professional website built for you. Now what you want is for them to click on it. Just having a website does not ensure that people will find your site or want to click on it, and if they don’t, they’re probably just finding your competitors. Here are two ways to make people click on your link:
High search result rankings
Forty-two percent of search engine users click on the top ranking link in the search results. This could translate to a huge number of potential clients who choose to click on the li
Personalized Tags Can Save Your Pets
Although we hope it never happens, we often have to deal with a pet running away. This can be a very stressful time for a number of individuals. If any of your animals stray away from home, it is important that these animals have been properly tagged. A custom pet tag can easily return any missing dog, and is a quick and easy step to take to insure the safety of your pets at all times.
Dog and cat tags can be made at a variety of locations, and collars for those tags can be found at any location specializing in pet supplies. Custom pet tags can be made to include any information that you wish to use to identify your
Ways to Improve Your Vet Clinic’s Website
Having a website is important for marketing any business. Especially considering that 80% of 18 to 34 year olds use the internet to find a vet, every vet clinic should have one. Since so many people are taking advantage of internet marketing these days, you need to make sure that your veterinary website gives you a competitive edge and can attract customers to your clinic rather than your competitor’s. Here are some things that you can do to improve your veterinarian website.
Your website should be visually appealing. It should look modern and attractive, and not as if it hasn’t been updated since 1996, since these websites generally look spammy and like they e