Are you looking for creative ways to highlight the adorable patients that visit your veterinary practice?
Showcasing and celebrating your furry (or feathered!) friends on social media not only excites pet owners, but also builds a sense of community and trust around your practice. In this blog post, we're sharing eight engaging social media post ideas to help you shine the spotlight on your beloved patients. From heartwarming success stories and patient spotlights to pet birthdays and candid behind-the-scenes moments, these ideas will help you engage your audience and create a loyal, pet-loving community.
Let's dive in and discover how to turn your patients into social media stars!
▶ Ask followers to guess a patient's breed(s).
▶ Ask followers to guess a patient's name (provide hints).
▶ Share a list of things your team recommends to pet owners (i.e., treats, toys, training equipment, etc.)
▶ Share a weekly round-up of all your photos/videos of your patients at the end of the week in one post.
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▶ Share your success stories with patients.
▶ Ask for healing prayers and vibes for a patient that isn't doing well.
▶ Tell a long-term patient's story and how your team has been there throughout the patient's life and health journey.
▶ Celebrate patients' birthday who come into the clinic.
Thank you for reading the blog this far; I hope it boosts your creativity! What other post ideas would you add? Tell me in the comments below.
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About The Author
Cheyanne Flerx is the owner and founder of Hey Cheyanne, LLC.
She is a former Veterinary Assistant turned Veterinary Social Media Coach & Educator on a mission to use her experience and knowledge to help veterinary teams genuinely understand and use social media for marketing their practices.
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