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Do clients call all of the shots?I read Brian Conrad's article, "Are You Chasing Off Clients?" (July/August 2006), and he makes some valid points. In the same breath though, you must set limits or clients will run over you as long as you let them.
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Update on canine and feline influenza (Proceedings)Influenza A viruses are divided into subtypes according to the serological reactivity of the surface glycoproteins hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA).
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An Interview with... Dr. Charles E. ShortA founding member of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesiologists, Dr. Short is a professor emeritus of anesthesiology and pain management at Cornell University. Throughout his veterinary career, he has strived to boost the recognition and control of pain in animals.
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We are always on callWe should represent our profession at all times-even when we're off duty.
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The Future of Veterinary Medicine: Drones in veterinary practiceWhat's that hovering at your shoulder? Oh yeah, the diagnostic test you ordered a few minutes ago.
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Just Ask the Expert: What's the best prophylactic gastropexy technique?Dr. Jenifer Newton tells about her go-to technique to prevent GDV in dogs.
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Managing diabetes mellitues in dogs: An overview (Sponsored by Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health)Diabetes mellitus is a complex disease, and managing it is equally complex. Communicating clearly with clients and preparing them for the need to monitor and modify treatment is vital for successfully treating a diabetic dog.
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Don't let good intentions--or a bad day--lead you astrayPinocchio tried hard to be good. But his inner wishes--to have fun and experience life--often won out. And in the choices you and your team make, what's right and what's wrong aren't always as clear cut as the dilemmas fairy-tale characters face.
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Leading Off: In pursuit of wellness excellenceDr. Steve Thompson discusses the many resources that make it easy and simple to bring the essential medical guidelines together.
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Canine breeding management--vaginal cytology (Proceedings)he simplest, least invasive, most economical diagnostic tool for determining the stage of the estrous cycle in a bitch, and surely the most widely utilized, is the examination of the bitchs vaginal cytology.
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Get the answers you need about digital radiographyDigital radiography is a hot topic in veterinary medicine. Some would even say it is the latest craze. Considering that digital radiography and a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) will initially cost a practice between $50,000 and $150,000, switching from film to digital images is not a decision to be taken lightly.
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Managing complications in diabetic catsLearn the signs and common treatments for the chronic and acute complications that may develop so you can help catch them early in your feline patients.
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Why is your veterinary clinic giving up pharma sales?After your hospitals veterinarian has explained the need for a product or pharmaceutical, dont hand off your clients to websites, pet store employees and big-box aisles and aisles of competing products. If this is the right product for this pet, carry it. The sales will follow.
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Building greenWhether you're building a new practice or remodeling an old one, being environmentally friendly may save you money.
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A practice that says "no thanks" on boardingIn a perfect world, boarding and grooming would be a great source of revenue. However, we don't live in the perfect world.
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Keep pets safe during the holidaysWhether you're entertaining at home, traveling with pets, boarding them, or leaving them home with a sitter, take note of these important safety precautions.
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Surgery STAT: Diagnosis and treatment of juvenile canine hip dysplasiaBecause hip laxity is the No. 1 risk factor for developing osteoarthritis in the hip joint, it is ideal for all puppies to be evaluated during routine examination. Two methods to assist follow.
