setting up weight clinics

Re: setting up weight clinics

Lee Danks — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 12:17:11 GMT

Hi there all...

Working from the Royal Canin marketing office I can confirm that the program above is called SlimFit and is available (along with quite a lot of other helpful materials) from your RC Vet Business Manager; give them a call and they should be able to help you out.

Cheers - Lee

Re: setting up weight clinics

flow * — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 20:57:17 GMT

We had royal canin and they applied a program to the computer which you just type in the animals details ie age, weight, body score and works out how much you need to feed of their diet ie obesity and you can also change it so if the owner wants to feed biscuits and poches that can be worked out automatically. Lazy I know but when your setting up with a new client it makes life alot easier and more porfessional I think anyhow. Cos if your slow like me working out how much to feed off the back of a pack it can take a while. If a vet thought an animal was over weight they would discuss this and tell them about the nurse weight clinics- free of charge. they would then come to us and we would go through the set up faser of working out the amount of food to feed and get idea of their like style etc. Im talking past tense as I havent done any in my new practice I loved weight clinics especially when the owner where so good and stuck to it like glue.

Re: setting up weight clinics

bongo — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 15:42:29 GMT

get in touch with your food suppliers ie, royal canin, hills etc, they should supply you with all the stuff needed to start up clinics, they can prob come in and give u a bit of training!