Are You Vet Ready Webinar: Part One presented by Julie Anne Lee DCH

This session is part one of the series.

Julie goes in depth and talks all about preparing you with the tools you need to be 100% VET READY.

✅This evening Julie is going to cover:
✅How to curate your animals healthcare team
✅A checklist for YOU that outlines what to ask for next time you walk into a vet appointment
✅How to effectively manage your animals file
✅Free consent forms that Julie used in her own clinic

✏️ If you missed the event, sign up for notifications of future events here, and be sure to mark your calendar! See you soon!

The content of this video is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional veterinarian advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your veterinarian with any questions you may have regarding the medical condition of your pet.

[paquitaluna]

I didn't get the chance to be live in this but I had it as a treasure to watch. It's a blessing all your willingness to help us and support us not only from how to find the right way but feeling more confident on each step we make. Thank You So much Julie! I'm eager to hear you and the next to chapters. ❤️❤️🐶🐱

[julieconnolly]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS JULIE. I can't tell you how much information I have learned just in this one session, and I can't wait until the next session.

[eileenvizs]

Julie I wish I had had a checklist prepared 20 years ago! I gave antibiotics, steroids and flea chemicals despite my gut telling me it wasn’t right. I found my first holistic vet here in UK by accident - it makes such a difference having a vet willing to think about the dogs whole well-being and to offer options of ways to manage a condition.

[warriorwoman]

Excellent information! Thank you Julie! I miss you being on the West Coast.

[blissmas]

This was amazing and greatly appreciated. I passed it on to all my puppy and kitty and furry friend families♥️

[Floppycats]

Thank you. I asked last night if Julie had a resource about why she doesn't like ketamine vs. propofol. I wasn't sure if you had had a chance to ask that and get an answer, as I had to leave early. I wanted to send the resource link to my vet.