Assessing pet owners’ knowledge and comprehension of veterinary medical terminology

While pet owners generally perceived veterinary communication to be good, some commonly used terms and phrases were frequently misinterpreted. Vets should therefore be encouraged to use lay terms when communicating with clients and to take time to confirm that their intended message has been fully understood.

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Veterinary Record
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.5163
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Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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Assessing pet owners’ knowledge and comprehension of veterinary medical terminology

Camilla Piazza, Charlotte Dye, Lluís Dominguez Cots
Veterinary Record
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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Assessing pet owners’ knowledge and comprehension of veterinary medical terminology

Camilla Piazza, Charlotte Dye, Lluís Dominguez Cots
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Abstract

While pet owners generally perceived veterinary communication to be good, some commonly used terms and phrases were frequently misinterpreted. Vets should therefore be encouraged to use lay terms when communicating with clients and to take time to confirm that their intended message has been fully understood.

Veterinary RecordVol. 196(9)
Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service (GB)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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