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Nov 3, 2026
Communicate Your Way to Being a Better Vet! | Dr. Jane Shaw
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14:14LottieHOST
Can you just explain those roles a little bit and the different communication styles that vets can have?
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14:25Jane ShawGUEST
And so going back to our expert, the expert in which the veterinarian feels like they are the health care provider who provides direction to the client, and the hope is the client just accepts that direction and the guidance the veterinarian provides.
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14:45Jane ShawGUEST
So the veterinarian holds that shot put, it's dense, it's heavy, it's full of all kinds of data and information, and throws it at the client in hopes that they can catch it, which we all know a shot put is not meant to be caught and could happen.
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15:00Jane ShawGUEST
literally knock the client unconscious, which honestly, sometimes during our diatribes, we do knock the client unconscious with too much information, too much medical jargon.
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15:12Jane ShawGUEST
They're wanting to ask questions or they're wanting to contribute their own thoughts and don't have space to do that.
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47:19LottieHOST
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