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How to know if your veterinary hospital needs a CT scannerThinking of buying this advanced imaging technology for your general-practice veterinary hospital? A veterinary imaging specialist answers the money, time and space questions.
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Having fun with all creatures old and youngNo matter your veterinary patients age, everyone on the veterinary team (yes, you!) can still make sure their experience is a great one. Heres how.
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When intentions don’t match results: why well-being plans failFind out why your plan to improve personal well-being isn’t working, and learn how to tailor your strategy for success.
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How to be a veterinary practice retail guruIs one of your veterinary hospital team members the right person to rev up your retail offerings? Or is that you? Here are my five steps to rethinking your clinics retail for happy pet owners and patients.
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Veterinary team tip: Help clients register their pet's microchip informationAccurate microchip information can save a lost pet's life, but it's often a forgotten part of the moving process for pet owners. Here's how our clinic helps clients register a chip that wasn't done at our practice.
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How do I find an industrial washing machine for my veterinary design project?Life in veterinary practice can is messy, and that mess leads to a lot of laundry. Here's one veterinary architect's recommendations on a commercial washer that will stand up to the needs of a clinic.
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The business case for workplace well-beingIn veterinary practices, success leads to happiness, right? Not so fast. Its happiness that breeds business success, say psychology experts. And theres research to prove it.
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Benefit plan compliance: What veterinary employers need to knowWhen it comes to benefit plan compliance, its often the case that you dont know what you dont know.
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Shelter Snapshot: 9 ways to up your spay/neuter gameWhether you perform five surgeries a day or 40, keeping up with surgical technique advancements and striving for more efficiency will benefit you and your veterinary patients.
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My encounter with a superheroI stumbled into a moderation job for Katherine Goldberg, DVM, LMSW, and inadvertently opened my eyes to a big need in the veterinary profession.
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Talking CBD with your veterinary clientsWhen pet owners ask, give them answers. And don’t worry—it’s OK to talk with your clients about cannabidiol in companion animals.
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How to turn a profit with veterinary telemedicineA look at the economics of incorporating virtual care in your hospital, and how to make it worth your while financially.
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Make a patient-specific plan for canine osteoarthritisMany therapies exist for osteoarthritis, but the best approach is multimodal and patient specific.
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Rehab techs: Let dogs noses do the talkingYour veterinary patients sense of smell is stronger and more precise than your own, and thats nothing to thumb your nose at. Instead, use it to help your rehabilitation processfor pets sake.
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What to know before you buy a veterinary clinicBefore you buy a veterinary hospital, young doctor, make sure you understand the basic financials of the practice and get some expert advice on the details to make sure you know what youre paying for.
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Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Radiology perspectiveDr. Adrien Hespel provides the radiology perspective on this thymoma case.
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Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Anatomic pathology perspectiveDr. Nathan Helgert provides the anatomic pathology perspective on this thymoma case.
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Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Internal medicine perspectiveDr. Sarah Schmid provides the internal medicine perspective on this thymoma case.
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Avoid these interview questions to avert legal troubleHiring is hard enough without having to worry about being sued by a prospective candidate. Heres a rundown of the questions you need to refrain from asking during the interview process.
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Surgery STAT: Pinch and flush: Relieving urethral obstructions in male dogsBy pinching the penis and flushing the urethraand following a few more stepsyou can relieve these painful obstructions and avoid complicated surgical procedures.
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Bad behavior? The pet may be in painMedical etiologies, including pain, must always be considered as differential diagnoses for behavior problems with veterinary patients, especially with a sudden change or exacerbation of a previously stable behavior. Heres what to watch out for as well as three cases where pain was the culprit.
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Just Ask the Expert: What should I do if I suspect a client is hoarding animals?Shelter medicine instructor and veterinarian Dr. Kirk Miller provides suggestions for this delicate dilemma.
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Will the government forgive your veterinary student loan debt?A primer on Public Service Loan Forgiveness from the AVMA Econ team.
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Ask Emily: How can I increase senior bloodwork compliance?Check out these 4 easy steps for increasing bloodwork compliance rates at your veterinary practice.
