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client satisfaction depends balance expectations service experience previous research identified seven aspects equine veterinary professional conduct important client satisfaction quality care quality service horsemanship transfer knowledge financial aspects interpersonal skills professionalism employing crosssectional study design surveybased investigation horse owners initial contact preferences perceptions importance various aspects veterinary care different scenarios explored categories included professional versus amateur competitive versus noncompetitive horse owners quantitative data analysis performed data 1153 participants revealed horse owners promptly contacted veterinarians colic 927 delayed lameness 518 prepurchase examinations 630 overall quality care emerged important aspect veterinary care horse owners financial aspects considered least important competitive professional horse owners prioritised financial aspects professionalism whereas nonprofessional noncompetitive horse owners prioritised quality care interpersonal skills p 0005 survey distribution relied snowball effect internet access necessary study exclusively represents western equine community potential bias acknowledged perceived importance various aspects veterinary care varies depending nature consultation horse owner type tailoring veterinary services improve client satisfaction aligning diverse expectations