06/11/2026
Most vets have been conditioned to believe they should be grateful for any client who pays their bills.
That charging premium rates makes them greedy. That being selective about who they work with is somehow wrong.
These beliefs will keep you stuck in survival mode forever.
The vets building successful House Call practices didn’t wait for permission. They decided they deserved better and created it.
What holdups are keeping you from the practice you actually want? (Luckily, most holdups turn out to be myths!)
Follow Dr Eve Harrison 💚 Concierge & Mobile Vet Biz Coach if you’re considering house call practice.
06/10/2026
Our life circumstances bubble over & we take it out on those around us in a way we wish we hadn’t. Or sometimes we don’t have the communication skills to express our needs. Sometimes we project without realizing. Yeah… we’re human, as it turns out (me too!).
Annnnnd….sometimes we’re really NOT “the problem.”
Sometimes it’s just a poor match.
When you find yourself CONSISTENTLY and constantly frustrated, or asking yourself “AITA???!!!!!” around one certain person, or client, or employee, or vendor…
When you find yourself not being who you strive to be as a leader, as a “boss,” or even as a friend… more often than not….
Sometimes that’s an indicator that it’s a poor match and letting go of the relationship may be the healthiest answer for not only your business and your bottom line, but your whole wellbeing (and eventually THEIRS too!!!).
If we constantly feel like we’re an a-hole or always asking ourselves if we are, it’s time for a change 💜
Sometimes that change is doing work on ourselves and sometimes it’s a single difficult decision that needs to be made in the realm of boundaries 🔥
Anyone else feel this as a toggle point to know when it’s time to release someone from your business interactions, be it a client, employee, or someone else? Comment below ⬇️
06/09/2026
Getting clients was the part that genuinely scared me when I started... (eight years of school and somehow not one lecture on where your actual clients come from 😅).
So I learned it the hard way. Years of trial and error, a lot of mistakes, a lot of "ohhh THAT'S what I should have been doing the whole time."
And the thing that finally clicked? You don't fill a practice by being available to everyone, everywhere, all the time. You fill it by getting clear... on who you are, who you're for, and what you actually offer. That clarity is the whole engine. Not saying yes to every inquiry that lands in your inbox.
I put everything I wish someone had handed me into the House Call Vet Academy... the systems, the pricing, the marketing, the boundaries, all of it. So you can skip the five-years-of-suffering-through-it-alone version. 💜
If you want the complete roadmap to building a practice filled with clients who appreciate and respect you? Head to https://www.dreveharrison.com/house-call-vet-academy to find out all of the details💜
HCVA member Dr. M said, "My first housecall was today and I'm literally just getting in the car. It was great!… Im so glad I just started, so I can know how I need to improve. I learned my business is needed and people will pay. About the pets, I get to see the REAL pet at home and it's like falling in love with the career all over again. I'm super happy!!!"
