Set up good vibes for your patients (and their owners) in a hurry.
I wear that title as a badge of honor. My value as a veterinarian lies in the art and skill of death at the heart of my mobile hospice practice.
Technology can provide solutions that smooth out the rough edges in clinical workflow by addressing pain points for patients and clinicians alike.
This first-year veterinary student refuses to lose hopebut he doesnt see the solution either.
Give your veterinary clients an outlet to talk about how much they love their fur babies, and they just might talk about how much they love you someday.
Why you need a bereavement coordinatorand how it helps your veterinary team.
Dr. Marie DeSwarte provides the radiology perspective on this multiple myeloma case.
Dr. Allison Watson provides the anatomic pathology perspective on this multiple myeloma case.
Topicals, systemics, antibacterials, antifungals, glucocorticoids The list of potential therapies is long, but with the right diagnostic information and patient history details, you can formulate a regimen that gets those ears under control.
Our practice created a special garden to remember the pets that are no longer with us. This rock garden has become a foundation for our relationship with pets and their families.
Before you send off a stack of images, do your consultant (and yourself) a favor by specifying the endgame.
New dermatology drugs give veterinarians and pet owners great new options for managing pruritus, but navigating the best use of each one can be tricky. Heres a guide to using two newcomers effectively.
From performing blood typing to administering blood transfusions, here are the blood products you should have on hand in your veterinary hospital.
Well, not literally. But much like elementary school, as veterinarians we aren't faced with anything we can't handle, just situations and cases we haven't studied yet.
One reader says its not his job to bail out a young veterinarian who makes poor financial decisions.
Stop the self-sabotage and guide the veterinary clinic from a position of self-awareness.
To consistently obtain diagnostic intraoral radiographs, keep these important points in mind.
Whether a pet has just had a major operation or it has suddenly stopped happily eating whatever drops into its food bowl, Dr. Deborah Linder has a few tricks up her sleeve to help bring that appetite back.