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Cracking the code: how to talk to pet parents about pet insurance

Learn how to confidently guide pet parents through the value of pet insurance—and make conversations easier for your whole team.

Recorded on: Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Duration: 45 minutes

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Why vets prefer PetDesk

20% less time on calls

“There’s less talking on the phone to people. They put their information in, and we just do it.”

40% lower call volume

“Pet owners just book their appointments online because it is so easy and streamlined.”

72% more appointments

“PetDesk has been a great tool to reach and retain our clients. It’s very easy to use.”

Why you should watch:

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Why you should watch:

Pet insurance is one of the most powerful tools pet parents can use to say “yes” to care—but too often, it’s a conversation that never happens.

Veterinary teams don’t sell insurance, and they shouldn’t. But they can guide clients toward understanding the value of coverage, especially when it’s framed as a way to protect both their pets and peace of mind.

During this 45-minute live event, veterinary communication expert Mary Schwartz, CVT shares practical, judgment-free strategies to help your team confidently navigate pet insurance conversations—without the pressure to “sell” or endorse a specific provider.

Whether you’re a CSR, vet tech, practice manager, or DVM, this session will equip you with real tools to open up a conversation that benefits everyone.

What you'll learn:

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What you'll learn:

  • How to talk about pet insurance with empathy, not pressure
  • When and where these conversations make the most impact
  • Language that builds trust and avoids misunderstandings
  • Real-world examples and talking scripts your team can use today
  • Tools and training ideas to keep your messaging consistent
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