Feline Urinary Disease and Telehealth Feline lower urinary tract disease syndrome (FLUTD) is a frustrating disease process for pet parents, veterinarians, and cats! Most felines with FLUTD are between 1 and 10 years of age of which the most common cause being feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC) (55-56%) followed by urolithiasis (15-22%), and urethral plugs (10-21%). …
Veterinary telehealth is not just for small animal practice! Our large animal clinicians can benefit from Anipanion’s platform as well. Large animal practitioners may spend many hours on the road and often provide emergency care all through the night. The ability to have a video interface between the client and veterinarian can save the clinician …
Start Small: Baby Steps for Success in Veterinary Telehealth Veterinary telehealth is an umbrella term. There are many components of telehealth that can be integrated into any hospital setting. Teletriage Does this medical issue require veterinary care right now, or can it wait? Telemedicine Allows for diagnosing, prescribing, educating, scheduling, and facilitating communication Must be …
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Using Telehealth in Emergency What better way to build better client relationships than by being there when they need us most….during an emergency. Whether Max has developed a goose-honking cough, Fido has a broken nail that won’t stop bleeding, or Gracie has developed a GDV, our clients need advice, triage, and guidance in stressful situations. …
Finding a Veterinary Telehealth Team Champion Finding a team member to lead your veterinary telehealth service is vital to the integration and success of the program. The person selected should genuinely believe that telehealth will improve patient care and client access, streamline communications, and overall benefit the practice. The telehealth team lead should be excited …
Telehealth for Boarding and Grooming Veterinary telehealth through Anipanion has many in-hospital uses, like triage and medical rechecks, but can extend into additional non-medical services such as boarding and grooming. Utilizing Anipanion to connect with pet parents that are bringing their pets for a haircut and style, or dropping off their fur babies for a …
Utilizing Telehealth for Veterinary Nutrition Companion animal nutrition has become a very complex, complicated, and controversial topic. Pet parents are being flooded with misinformation about grain free diets, raw foods, and boutique products. Conspiracy theories around large corporate brands in addition to rising cost and lack of availability of our trusted brands have created a …
Utilizing Telehealth for Hospice/Palliative Care Relieving pain and suffering, and affirming death as a natural process, is the goal in hospice and palliative veterinary care. This delicate practice can occur with Anipanion’s telemedicine platform and is a service any veterinary hospital or clinic can implement. Difficult conversations can occur while the pet parent and patient …
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Veterinary Telehealth: Getting the Whole Team Excited Veterinary telehealth is not just for vets! Anipanion’s telehealth platform is an invaluable service that encompasses the entire team. Here are a few ways to integrate telehealth into your veterinary team, and what types of things each team member can contribute to your practice’s telehealth program. Every team …
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Behavior is one of the most common reasons for a pet parent to seek veterinary care. Whether clients want their pet to have better manners or if they are looking to curb unwanted behavior in their dog or cat, Anipanion’s telehealth app is a great platform to provide behavioral services. When working with a client …
