Veterinary Teams and Parasite Information

The video discusses the importance of providing local and timely parasite information to clients in veterinary practices. It highlights a study showing that clients are more likely to visit clinics if they receive relevant parasite data. The video draws an analogy to weather communication, emphasizing the need for instant, localized information. CAPSI offers resources like prevalence maps to help veterinary teams educate clients effectively.

What is the main purpose of gathering local and timely parasite information?

• To reduce the cost of veterinary services

• To drive more clinic visits through education and prevention

• To enhance the quality of pet food

• To increase the sales of veterinary products

How did USA Today weather maps revolutionize weather communication?

• By predicting weather for the next month

• By offering personalized weather forecasts

• By showing the entire country's weather on one page in color

• By providing real-time weather updates

What percentage of pet owners expressed interest in receiving local parasite information from their veterinary teams?

• 70%

• 50%

• 100%

• 90%

What is the primary benefit of CAPSI's parasite prevalence maps for veterinary teams?

• They are only available in certain regions

• They require special training to interpret

• They are free and easy to use

• They are expensive but highly accurate

How often can veterinary teams get updates on parasite activity through CAPSI?

• Weekly

• Daily

• Monthly

• Annually