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b'How far is too far for veterinary professionals to offer pet care advice? Should veterinary professionals offer unsolicited advice? If so, what are the best tactics? What are the risks? This week we discuss this and a WHOLE LOT MORE!\\n\\u2026\\nHosts Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, RVT tackle the topic of if or when should we stick our \\u201cprofessional noses\\u201d into pet parents\\u2019 business? When is it appropriate or not? This episode is as painful as a prong collar on a Shih tzu\\u2026 and, yes, we go there, too!\\n\\u2026\\nBeckie kicks things off by retelling a recent trip to a pet store in which she couldn\\u2019t help but offer unsolicited (and free!) advice on a chew bone purchase. You\\u2019ll have to listen to find out how it ended. (Hint: Dr. Ward describes it as \\u201ctossing a hand grenade behind your back as you leave the pet store!\\u201d)\\n\\u2026\\nDr. Ward shares the colorful names he was called when he intervened after witnessing rather rough treatment of a dog during a run and Beckie reminds us of a past episode in which we discussed questionable care on an airplane. So much business to stick our noses into!\\n\\u2026\\nDr. Ward shares his top communication tactic he always employs whenever offering advice, so be sure to let us know if you\\u2019ve tried his advice with your clients or pet parents. \\n\\u2026\\nViewfinders, this is another tough topic with no easy (or clear) answers, but we share loads of practical tips and assistance. \\n\\u2026\\nAnd a huge thank you to everyone who leaves us 5-star reviews on Apple Podcasts! We read them all and you make all the time and effort to make this podcast for the past 4.5 years worthwhile. If you haven\\u2019t yet, please do us a favor and leave us a review! It means the world to us!'