I do agree with you though, photos at the vet can be really bad and inconvenient, and I would never do it in a way that held up the vet or other staff, or included other people’s pets (who may be really ill), and I try not to include strangers in my photos.

I am a (human) healthcare professional. I would get irritated by people interrupting me or my time for photo ops. Perhaps that is why I don’t.

That’s interesting that your vet is so social media savvy. Many aren’t.

But I bet people love seeing their pets on the FB page.

Wow, 20 minutes is a long wait. Maybe they had an emergency in another room?

We used our last long wait to work on Honey’s trick of shutting cupboard doors. It’s a fun way to kill time.

Since you’re so used to being a model, Emma, I can see how taking pics at the vets might help you.

But I bet doing nose work would distract you even more. 🙂

My husband read somewhere that dogs feel humiliation. He’d probably say you were right not to take pics of Frankie’s bee sting because it would just make him feel bad.

I don’t know if that’s true. But it’s something my husband tosses out every so often.

I can see how Ducky being calm in the exam room would be a red letter day for you. Good you caught video confirmation.

And yes, that’s one of my favorite MASH lines too. 🙂

Maybe you should ask. For all we know, your vet is just waiting for a chance to become famous on your blog. 🙂

“I’m not good at multi-tasking, but I know other people are. I hope they make their photos available for my use on the internet when I need a vet office related photo.”

[snort]