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Training techniques from TV: Guide your veterinary clientsThey've shown an eagerness to train their petsjust point them in the right direction.
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Three ways to celebrate your veterinary techniciansWhether its National Veterinary Technician Week or any other week of the year, your technicians are amazing. Here are three ways you can show how them much you care.
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Shouting into the void: How voice search is changing the way pet owners find veterinariansDr. Google is so last-decadethese days clients are taking their pet-related queries to Siri, Alexa and other voice technology assistants.
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Our "every time" pet owner questionsOur visits are action-packed, and our clients are time-strapped. But at our veterinary hospital, DVMs and technicians make sure we don't miss some crucial questions about home life and history for our patients.
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Practice tip: Pay a bounty for missed chargesGet your veterinary team excited about catching missed charges.
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The time I fired my friendEveryone gets frustrated when their fellow team members are late. This 2016 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contestant initiated a new program to put a stop to tardiness. And then
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Reach a decision on digital dental radiography (and calculate its bang for your buck)One 2016 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contestant explains the thought process behind purchasing a digital dental radiography systemand we show you the profit opportunities if you're still on the fence.
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Creating an infection control culture in veterinary practice (Proceedings)Veterinary hospitals, by their very nature, create a high risk environment for the transmission of infections agents bringing together animals from many different farms with varying levels of compromise.
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Combating Pet ObesityADVERTISEMENT BLUE NVD WU Weight Management + Urinary Care for Dogs and Cats: The Natural Alternative in Nutritional TherapyTM
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Your Veterinary Voice, Episode 15: Meet Kimberly Pope-Robinson, DVMThis veterinarian, author, lecturer, takes us insider her world view.
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Antibiotic Q&A: Third-generation vs. first-generation cephalosporinsHave third-generation cephalosporins lost activity against common gram-positive pathogens?
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The intricate interrelationship of T4 and free T4 in diagnosing feline hyperthyroidismDr. Chen Gilor illuminates two common mistakes you may be making when diagnosing this common endocrine disease.
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From fatalist to finalistHow words of wisdom from Dr. Sarah Wooten helped me fight impostor syndrome and become one of 10 finalists for the dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year Award.
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Should you start your own in-home euthanasia business or join an established practice?Once veterinary professionals focus on end-of-life care full-time, the next step is determining whether business ownership or traditional employment is the right path for them.
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Blood banking (Proceedings)As veterinary medicine progresses, so does our ability to provide advanced services and quality care.
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Small mammal anesthesia and critical care: Tips and tricks of the trade (Proceedings)A clinic or veterinary facility planning to see critical exotic animal cases needs to do some homework.
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The dental chart: The oral roadmap (Proceedings)Periodontal disease is progressive-the dental chart tracks how a patient is progressing (or not) from cleaning to cleaning.
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Meningioma in a 9-year-old chocolate Lab: Anatomic pathology perspectiveDr. Jennie Jankovsky provides the anatomic pathology perspective on this challenging oncology case.
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Meningioma in a 9-year-old chocolate Lab: Neurology perspectiveDr. Courtney Sampson provides the neurology perspective on this challenging oncology case.
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Multiple myeloma in a 9-year-old Labrador: Medical oncology perspectiveDr. Lark Walters provides the medical oncology perspective on this multiple myeloma case.
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Neurolocalization - Why does that dog walk so funny?When a client presents with a dog or cat the goal of the examination is to determine the location of the disease within the body for the problem.
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Antibiotics in canine GI disease: when to use and when to ditchAntimicrobials may be prescribed due to convenience, habit or good intentions, but in the absence of evidence to support their use, they should be avoided in systemically healthy animals. Here’s why.
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New canine rabies research: One vaccine to save them all?A new study finds that rabies vaccines may have a protective effect beyond just the dreaded deadly virus in dogs.
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Clinical pearls for managing anticoagulant rodenticide intoxication (Proceedings)The anticoagulant class of rodenticides comprises 95% of the rodenticides used in the United States.
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Drains: Proper use and management (Proceedings)The function of a drain is to remove unwanted fluid or gas from a wound or body cavity.
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Reader tip: Outline your X-ray pedal with glow-in-the-dark tapeTired of fumbling around in the dark when its time to take a radiograph? This veterinarian found a solution.
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What big teeth you have...Use this client handout to let veterinary clients know when and why the use of a muzzle might be a necessity.
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Practicing gratitude in hard timesHow to change your outlook and maintain gratitude when the going gets tough.
