You could, of course, be both! That would be most fitting if true. It makes sense that if you really and truly preferred cats to other animals,that you would work where all day long you lived and breathed catness. That would certainly be the life!

I have some customers that only take care of cats. I would imagine a clinic that’s just geared for cats would be a more peaceful one, at least in the waiting area. It seems very considerate of the cats who are already nervous that they not have to additionally be exposed to a group of equally nervous dogs that are possibly barking and carrying on in the way that dogs do, especially when they’re upset. I don’t know for a fact that it would make a difference, but I am making an assumption here.

I think you deserve a name badge that reflects that affection and also announces the fact that you are a fully trained and educated vet tech. That is good for the jittery pet owners to know when they come in and have to turn their babies over to you for a while. That way they know their kitties are in good hands.


This particular group of pewter designs (the short haired cat, the long haired cat and the veterinary technician caduceus) makes a wonderful combination for a veterinary technician who treats and loves cats.

 

Magic Zoo's lead free pewter three animal name tags are different and so pretty! Like the pewter tag with the bird, iguana and fluffy cat heads.