Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Affording wellness pet care in a troubled economy.


Listen to internet radio with Roger Welton DVM on Blog Talk Radio

Listen to this podcast directly from my show page by CLICKING HERE.

Podcast airs Wednesday, September 28, 2011, 9 PM EST

Greetings readers, listeners and viewers:

Tonight's podcast deals with the veterinary care side of our ongoing and seemingly never ending economic malaise, a reality that affects both the veterinary industry and pet owners alike. On our side, patient visits are down and have been steadily decreasing over the past three years. On you the pet owners' side, many of you have been faced with making the difficult choice between providing quality wellness care for your pets or making sure your families remain fed and clothed. It is both frustrating and at times even heartbreaking from either side of that equation.

In this podcast, I discuss some modalities that pet owners can take advantage of in order to not necessarily have to sacrifice some level of quality wellness care for your pets during tough economic times. I present these options objectively, explaining how some are indeed too good to be true, while others may be worth your careful consideration. In the end, it is not wise to let the ideal be the enemy of the good, and in tonight's talk, I aim to help you steer through the options available to you as a caring  pet owner with a limited budget.

We also have three excellent e-mail questions submitted that I will address on the air, one notably all the way from France, while another is from a fellow practicing veterinarian. Hope you enjoy the show, and please keep the comments and e-mails coming!

Thanks again for caring to hear what I have to say! :)

Regards,

Roger Welton, DVM 

Send e-mail questions or comments for Dr. Roger to discuss on the air to comments@web-dvm.net

Dr. Roger Welton is the President and chief veterinarian at Maybeck Animal Hospital in West Melbourne Florida, as well as CEO of the veterinary advice and health management website Web-DVM.net.

1 comment:

Tara said...

Very relevent topic, Doctor Roger! Thanks for the insights!