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Day & Night Veterinary Training: A Case Study
Long-term success and customer satisfaction will be achieved through providing high quality veterinary services. Day & Night Veterinary Surgery aims to build strong interpersonal relationships with customers, obtaining their lifelong value and becoming ‘true friends’. (Appendix 5) (Seamons, 2015) Differentiation through competitive pricing in highly demanded services and having the option of after-hours care will help maintain industry demand. Table 2 summarises the goals and aspirations of the clinic to attain long-term success as they enter this business opportunity.
The need for a veterinary surgery offering pet care day, night, and emergency services has been identified for Graceville. Day & Night Veterinary Surgery will provide this unique selling proposition, offering the highest quality pet car from sunrise to sundown and all hours in between. An after-hours service will be provided from the same facility by a separate veterinarian service. This sub-let will maximise the use of facilities, provide customers an emergency service and assist with business cash flow. Day & Night Veterinary Surgery will also provide the most affordable vaccinations and de-sexing service in Graceville. The surgery staff will be highly competent, personable and professional to
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Increasing levels of household income, pet insurance and technological advancements have driven this growth (IBISWorld, 2015). Day & Night Veterinary Surgery expects pet ownership to be highest amongst people living in separate housing with low levels of rent rather than high-density areas. Graceville was chosen as it possesses more family homes compared to the high-density complex living present in Toowong, West End or Milton (Appendix 1). Research suggests that pet ownership is highest amongst families with children under the age of 18 (IBISWorld, 2015). The business will market to this

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