Vets4Pets £15 Vaccination National Campaign Has Been Launched

This week the popular Vets4Pets £15 Vaccination national campaign has been launched which includes web, social media, print press, radio and TV and catch up TV coverage. This is the 3rd national campaign of the year that has included TV. “This is the 3rd Vets4Pets national campaign that has been on TV this year. This is where the practices really benefit from being part of the Vets4Pets family; as an independent practitioner I would never be able to afford that kind of exposure. The £15 Vac offer is particularly strong as it makes preventative healthcare affordable for both new and existing clients. We have seen areas of the country where there is a concern about the breakdown of herd immunity to core viruses as a result of the recession affecting people's pockets- fifteen pound vaccine helps to mitigate that worry for some people and leads to the protection of more pets. The campaign drives footfall and allows us to show off our services to a wider range of clients and with support from our suppliers and the skill of our marketing team, really helps my business to grow. “ Leigh-Anne Brown, Joint Venture Partner Vets4Pets Harrogate. The campaign will be running up until the end of November and includes TV spots on ITV’s popular programmes including Coronation as well as being featured on ITV player. “We ran a £15 Vaccination campaign back in February which proved to be very successful for our practices, so this 2nd run of the year has been much anticipated. Our ability to implement campaigns of this scale for our partners is one of the key elements of Joint Venture Partnership, so even though its hard work we really enjoy delivering them for the practices”. Gill Hammond, Head of Group Marketing Vets4Pets and Companion Care. The TV advert can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w88QcHIKSWs

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