MARKETING SUPPORT FOR SMALL VETERINARIAN PRACTICES

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 9, 2011 -- Animal Health Alliance (http://animalhealthalliance.com) is a new company offering a pet insurance alternative. Veterinarians are invited to join Animal Health Alliance at no cost.

Animal Health Alliance is designed to assist small and medium-sized veterinary practices with marketing, to help their businesses grow and thrive in the competitive climate of corporate veterinary care. Large corporate superstores have been making a negative impact on small and medium-sized veterinary practices by offering low price veterinary services while making large profits on products.

Animal Health Alliance markets in-network veterinarian practices in exchange for these practices offering a discount to their patients. This allows veterinarians to lower marketing expenses and to pass the savings on to the pet owners. Economic euthanasia is on the rise due to the downturn in the economy. Animal Health Alliance seeks to give pet owners an affordable option for their family pets’ health care needs.

Animal Health Alliance specializes in veterinarian marketing, and aggressively markets veterinarian practices through memberships to individuals, businesses, credit unions, and other organizations. Becoming an AHA veterinarian will attract new patients, as members seek in-network health care for their pets. The AHA discount offered to patients will also lead to better adherence to veterinary recommendations. Participating veterinarians are listed on the AHA website. AHA members can search for an AHA health care provider located near them.

Animal Health Alliance is a company created with a dual mission: to promote responsible pet ownership, and to create a better marketing opportunity for veterinarians who would like to remain independent from corporate practices.



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For more information, contact Miriam Younger, Director of Marketing.
(513)549-2412. animalhealthalliance@gmail.com

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