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Use a public relations campaign to help your practice growRecruit new clients and grow your practice with a well-planned campaign to educate the public about the pet care and services you offer.
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Euthanasia: 7 coping strategies for veterinary team membersClients aren't the only ones hurting when their pets are euthanized.
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Study examines effects of S-AdenosylmethionineSevere liver disease impairs hepatic methionine metabolism, thereby reducing SAMe availability.
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Scientific basis for common holistic treatments (Proceedings)There are a number of references for various modalities accessible through PubMed as well as summarized in various texts.
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Canine distemper (Proceedings)Distemper occurs intermittently, especially in shelters located in communities with many unvaccinated dogs, and can appear identical to run-of-the-mill "kennel cough."
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On the job: Rachael EakerOne morning, I was stocking the food display in my practice's reception area when something caught my eye.
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10 steps to take when a practice owner diesTo keep a veterinary practiceand its staffstable, take this advice to heart after the death of the practice owner.
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Endodontic disease: Remove the source of infectionConcussive force from blunt trauma can result in pulpal inflammation and death of the pulp tissue.
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Pet perks: Data on veterinary employee benefitsThe Veterinary Hospital Managers Association shares the top perks employees receive at veterinary practices.
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Discovering a new dinosaur species: Dracorex hogwartsiaIn retrospect, I realize now that it all began when my grandmother gave me a mammoth's molar-my first fossil.
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Client handout: 3 tips for new ferret ownersWe've ferreted out three top tips to help you educate veterinary clients about their new furry friends. Click, print and share!
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Osteoarthritis in cats: Still a mass of unknownsWhen addressing arthritis in cats, we presume similarities to arthritis in dogs, interpreting radiographs and clinical signs with canine differential diagnoses in mind. And we develop therapies based on how dogs are managed. But these presumptions have little scientific basis. In fact, we know little about how many cats have arthritis, what effect their arthritis has on their lifestyles, or to what degree therapy improves their comfort level.
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A practical guide to antiproteinuric drugs in dogsDr. Barrak Pressler lays out the case for administering ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II-receptor blockers.
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Complicated corneal ulcer: Avoiding disasters (Proceedings)The primary goal in treating a corneal ulcer is to identify its cause or identify factors that may prevent it from healing well.
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Banfield plunges into international watersMexico City-Expanding into the international arena is no longer just a dream for Banfield, The Pet Hospital. The nation's largest veterinary hospital opened its first international site late last month in the United Kingdom and recently finalized plans to build a small animal teaching hospital at the Universidad Nacional Autonome de Mexico (UNAM).
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Tandem dieting programs can address pet obesityParticipant drop-out rates were significantly lower in the PPET group.
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Diagnosing and treating rear limb disorders in dogs (Proceedings)Hip dysplasia is an abnormal development of the coxofemoral joint.
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Video: What can we do to ensure happy clients?"This isn't brain surgery," says Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald. Here are his tips.
