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<blockquote data-quote="Brandonm2" data-source="post: 436690" data-attributes="member: 2095"><p>A small animal clinic can be a cash cow when it has the clientele. Some pretty young girl takes the appoinments, starts the computer file, and sends the clients into room 1, room 2, or room 3. A vet tech comes in, asks the standard questions, inputs that into the computer, takes the pet in for a weight and a fecal sample. The actual vet comes in the room ten minutes later. A vet tech gives her the already loaded syringes and holds pet. The vet engages in small talk with pet owner while giving shots, says that fluffie needs to change diets recommends this or that treatment and is on to the patient in the next room. The girl out front collects the money, doles out the perscriptions, and sets the next appoinment. They are seeing 12 to 16 patients an hour and are avging $150 a patient. If they have to do something difficult they get $300-3000. Mother's dog died and they brought out a catalog full of caskets and urns (if you wanted Fido cremated!). Unless a vet is just starved for work, I can't see how they can afford to be out in the field pulling calves.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandonm2, post: 436690, member: 2095"] A small animal clinic can be a cash cow when it has the clientele. Some pretty young girl takes the appoinments, starts the computer file, and sends the clients into room 1, room 2, or room 3. A vet tech comes in, asks the standard questions, inputs that into the computer, takes the pet in for a weight and a fecal sample. The actual vet comes in the room ten minutes later. A vet tech gives her the already loaded syringes and holds pet. The vet engages in small talk with pet owner while giving shots, says that fluffie needs to change diets recommends this or that treatment and is on to the patient in the next room. The girl out front collects the money, doles out the perscriptions, and sets the next appoinment. They are seeing 12 to 16 patients an hour and are avging $150 a patient. If they have to do something difficult they get $300-3000. Mother's dog died and they brought out a catalog full of caskets and urns (if you wanted Fido cremated!). Unless a vet is just starved for work, I can't see how they can afford to be out in the field pulling calves. [/QUOTE]
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