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Tips for Stress Free Manicures

Tips for Stress Free Manicures
Tips for Stress Free Manicures

Nail trimming is an activity performed many times every day in the Veterinary clinic and yet are we doing it well? 
It is very common for animals to be terrified of having their nails trimmed, usually becoming more distressed and difficult to handle with each event. This can significantly affect an animal's feelings about coming to the Vet clinic which can lead to Client reluctance to visit. It also adds to work place risk as animals become more likely to struggle and bite. 
So how can we change this into a positive experience for our patients? Learn how and you will be rewarded with happy, more easily managed patients, dedicated clients and a more positive working life. 

Recording from 16 August 2022

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Rimini Quinn

DVM, BSVs (hons), MANZCVS (Veterinary Behaviour) 

Rimini Graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia in 1995 and has worked in Adelaide then throughout southeast Queensland in small animal Veterinary practice with stints of animal refuge work. Fueled by her own problem animal and long-term interests she gained Membership with the ANZCVS in Veterinary Behaviour in 2016 and now runs Kind Animal Behaviour Services on the Sunshine Coast. She is a Fear Free Certified Practitioner and enjoys educating and being educated by clients, colleagues, and her patients.  Rimini is Guardian to 3 cats, 2 rats, 2 bantams, 4 ducks and a very special Papillon. 

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