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It is the dreaded conversation in the exam room... when the owner brings up what they heard from a friend, the internet, a social media group, etc. You have to control the eye roll or being super defensive because you want to the the only trusted source for medical decisions for the pet.
Over the years, this topic has not scared me in the exam room anymore. I have learned to be curious (might as well know what information is out there) and empathize with the owner with how many sources are out there.
Four steps I use in this scenario: Be open, recognize intent, validate and educate. I hope you find this episode of The Derm Vet podcast helpful!
By Ashley Bourgeois, DVM, Dip ACVD5
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Send me a question or story!
It is the dreaded conversation in the exam room... when the owner brings up what they heard from a friend, the internet, a social media group, etc. You have to control the eye roll or being super defensive because you want to the the only trusted source for medical decisions for the pet.
Over the years, this topic has not scared me in the exam room anymore. I have learned to be curious (might as well know what information is out there) and empathize with the owner with how many sources are out there.
Four steps I use in this scenario: Be open, recognize intent, validate and educate. I hope you find this episode of The Derm Vet podcast helpful!

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