Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

Re: Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

S-J — Wed, 22 Jan 2014 21:54:05 GMT

iv been running puppy parties for the past 5 years and they have changed quite a bit in that time, make sure that you are flexible and allow for change as the owners often don't always react as you think. we were able to get a projector through sponsorship of frontline who at that time we were using to provide free flea tx to the puppies.

Good luck

Re: Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

Teri-Ann Baldwin — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 13:26:45 GMT

Yeah the vet's going to cover the first aid and neutering side, we have decided to also put together a puppy first aid example pack and a little infogram about emergencies and what to do/who to call and when to call them. Sadly we don't have a projector otherwise that would have been a brilliant idea, gonna have to stick to arts and crafts ha!

Re: Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

Kay Eminson — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 19:03:48 GMT

We have a projector so have a power point presentation displayed which allows clear photos and pictures, Your vet could cover the neutering and first aid side of things?

Re: Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

Teri-Ann Baldwin — Thu, 09 Jan 2014 17:09:26 GMT

We are going to do a tour of the practice with biscuits etc.. Sounds like a good idea actually..However, we do a puppy pack where 2 visits are with the vet and 2 are with the nurse so they get treats and fuss on the consult table for their flea treatment so not sure if the vet will go for it.. Definitely will suggest the 1 to 1 though

Thanks!

Re: Puppy Party Displays & Subjects

turt1e — Thu, 09 Jan 2014 16:10:12 GMT

How about combining your vet chat with a visit to the consulting room table for some biscuits etc and a 'non-treatment' consult to reassure not all visits involve needles. This also gives the owners chance to ask any questions they might feel too shy to ask in front of the other attendees.