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Social media tools for your practice

How can social media support your preventive care goals?

  • Stay connected with pet owners in your community.
  • Educate your clients on the value of preventive care.
  • Set the expectation that diagnostic tests will be performed.
  • Build trust and help gain compliance.
     

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A Instagram post on a smartphone that says "have you scheduled your pet's routine wellness visit?" with a black dog in lower right hand corner.

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How to use
  1. Open and save images to your computer or smartphone, or download a .ZIP file.
  2. Upload an image to your practice’s Facebook or Instagram page. 
  3. Copy and paste the recommended text into your social media post or create your own text.
  4. Share the post and be sure to respond to any comments you receive!  

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Ready to use social media post with profile of a dog's head in black and white with the text "has your dog come in for a wellness visit this year?".
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We run diagnostic screening tests during your dog's routine wellness visit and compare test results from year to year to better understand the status of your dog’s health.

Ready to use social media post of a cats face with a black background and text "have you scheduled your cat's wellness visit this year?".
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In addition to a physical exam, we’ll run diagnostic screening tests to check your pet’s internal health.

Ready to use social media post with pink background and a black dog graphic in bottom right corner with text reading "have you scheduled your pet's routine wellness visit?".
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When you come in, we’ll spend part of your visit running diagnostic screening tests, which help us better understand your pet's health.

Ready to use social media post with pink background and illustrations of a dog, bone, and collar with text reading "what happens during your pet's wellness visit?".
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In addition to a physical exam, we’ll run diagnostic screening tests to check your pet’s internal health.

Ready to use social media post with cat and dog images with text below reading "Call us today to schedule your pet's routine wellness visit!" on a yellow and navy background.
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When you bring your pet in, we’ll run diagnostic screening tests to check your pet’s internal health.

Ready to use social media post with 4 dog and cat images with text overlay "wonder why we run tests on healthy pets?" on a light purple background.
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Diagnostic screening tests act as an early warning system and can uncover health issues before your pet begins to show symptoms.

Ready to use social media post with a cat illustration and text underneath reading "My cat's healthy. Does she need a routine wellness visit?" on a dark yellow background.
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Cats are great at hiding underlying medical issues, and when you bring your cat in for a routine wellness visit, we’ll do a physical exam and run diagnostic screening tests to check her internal health.

Ready to use social media post of an illustration of a dog sniffing and text underneath reading "Why do you want to run tests on my healthy dog?" with a dark yellow background.
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Great question! Diagnostic screening tests can act as an early warning system to uncover health issues before your dog shows symptoms. Comparing test results from year to year also helps us better understand your dog’s overall health.

Ready to use social media post with the text "has your dog been screened this year?".
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Screening your dog for infections caused by mosquitoes, ticks, and worms is one of the ways we take care of them. Call us today to schedule your pet's next screening.

Ready to use social media post with small blonde dog and the text "has your dog been screened this year?"
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Can't remember the last time your dog was tested for parasite infections caused by ticks, mosquitoes, and worms? Give us a call today to schedule their next screening!

Ready to use social media post with cartoon worms and the text "worms an cause infection when dogs are exposed to contaminated soil or feces"
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Many types of worms can make your canine and human family members sick. Using preventives and testing for exposure at least once per year helps protect your family.

Ready to use social media post with two dogs and the text "who is your pup meeting at the dog park?"
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A new national study revealed that intestinal worms were found at 85% of dog parks. We can help you protect your dog with annual parasite screening and year-round preventives.

Ready to use social media post with cartoon poop and worms with the text "we conduct fecal testing to find intestinal parasite infections..."
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Fecal antigen testing helps us find intestinal parasite infections that other types of testing may miss.

Ready to use social media post with cartoon poop and the text "fecal antigen testing helps us find intestinal parasite infections..."
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Dogs can become infected with intestinal parasites through exposure to contaminated soil or feces that contain the eggs or larvae of hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms, which can make them sick. Come in to get your dog tested!

Ready to use social media post with a small dog pooping in the grass and text below reading "We get it. Poop samples are gross.".
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But did you know testing your pet’s poop can help us tell if they have intestinal worms? Pets don’t always show symptoms when they have worms, but worms can make them sick and can even spread from pets to people.

Ready to use social media post with the text "pick up your dog's poop regularly"
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It might not be your favorite chore, but picking up your dog's poop regularly helps protect your dog and your human family members from potential exposure to hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms.

Ready to use social media post with cartoon poop and worms with the text "1 in 5" poop samples tested positive for at least one parasite
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In a recent study conducted at dog parks around the country, 1 in 5 poop samples tested positive for at least one parasite. Ask us how we can help you protect your pup with fecal antigen screening and year-round preventives.

Ready to use social media post with a pink background and bold dark pink text reading "Has your pet been screened?".
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It can take years for signs of parasite infections to appear. Including diagnostic screening tests during your pet’s routine wellness visit helps us ensure your pet is healthy.

Ready to use social media post with the text "infected mosquitoes can spread worm larvae to your dog, causing heartworm disease"
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When it comes to protecting your dog, annual blood testing and year-round preventives go hand in hand.

Ready to use social media post with the text "infected ticks spread many diseases that can infect pets and people"
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Tick-borne diseases can make you and your dog sick. That's why we test your dog for infection and exposure once a year and recommend using preventives year-round.

Ready to use social media post with the text "a simple blood test can screen for 6 different diseases spread by ticks and mosquitoes"
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We use a simple blood test to see if your dog has been infected or exposed to diseases spread by ticks and mosquitoes. Call us to schedule your dog's routine wellness exam today!

Ready to use social media post with the text "when was the last time you checked for ticks?"
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Don't forget to check for ticks when your two- and four-legged family members come inside. If you find any ticks, remove them immediately, and don’t forget to have your dog screened regularly for evidence of tick-borne diseases.

Ready to use social media post with an image of a dog getting bit by a mosquito with text overlay above reading "One mosquito is all it takes" with a light pink background.
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One mosquito bite can expose your dog to heartworm disease. Running a simple blood test lets us see if your dog has been exposed.

Ready to use social media post with an image of a tick with text overlay reading "Had your dog been exposed?" on a dark green background.
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Infected ticks spread many diseases, including Lyme disease and ehrlichiosis. That’s why it’s so important to protect your dog all year round and test once a year for exposure.

Ready to use social media post with 3 cat images and text overlay across the bottom reading "One in three cats will develop kidney disease." with a gray background.
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Cats are great at hiding health issues. But when you bring them in for a routine wellness visit, we run diagnostic screening tests that help us catch health issues sooner, before they become advanced diseases.

Ready to use social media post with small dog graphic in bottom right corner with text overlay reading "Have we tested your pet's urine this year?" with a light pink background.
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Testing your pet’s urine helps us uncover painful but often hidden conditions like infections and kidney and bladder stones.

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