Preparing Pet Owners for the Holidays with On-Hold Messages
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration. But for our pets, it can also be a time of potential hazards. From rich holiday foods to festive decorations, the season is rife with dangers for our furry friends. So, how can you prepare your clients to keep their pets safe during the holidays? The answer might be on the other end of the line - your on-hold messages.
On-hold messages are an excellent platform to share seasonal safety tips and pet care advice. They can be used to remind pet owners about potential holiday hazards, provide pet-friendly holiday suggestions, and even share your practice's holiday hours. Here's how you can do it:
1. Holiday Hazards:
Remind pet owners about the dangers of holiday foods, decorations, and plants. "Remember, holiday foods like chocolate and grapes can be harmful to your pets. Keep them safe by ensuring these items are out of their reach."
2. Pet-Friendly Celebrations:
Provide tips on how pet owners can include their pets in the celebrations safely. "Want to include your furry friend in the festivities? Try pet-safe toys or treats instead of human food."
3. Holiday Hours:
Make sure your clients know your holiday hours. "Please note our adjusted hours for the holiday season. We are here for your pet's emergency needs 24/7, even on holidays."
4. Travel Tips:
If pet owners are traveling with their pets or boarding them during the holidays, share some useful tips. "Traveling with your pet this holiday season? Don't forget to pack their favorite toy and a copy of their medical records."
At Paws Pause, we're here to help you ensure your on-hold messages are both informative and seasonally relevant. Our goal is to help you keep pets safe and their owners informed, especially during busy times like the holiday season.
By using your on-hold messages to share holiday pet care advice, you can help your clients have a safer, more pet-friendly holiday season, building trust and enhancing your practice's reputation in the process.
