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Dr. Christine Merle says there's lots to gain by embracing differences.

Legendary practitioner shares wisdom from six decades of practice.

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Hot off the press, you?ll find tips and tricks on choosing practice software, boosting revenue, and much more.

In this on-demand AVMA course by Dr. Carin Smith, learn how to improve work systems and thus improve interpersonal communication. (1 CE credit)

Yearly effort to raise awareness of homelessness includes their pets.

Our brain helps us learn through success, not failure.

After a steady summer, revenues have dropped again, particularly for specialty and emergency practices.

Dr. Michael Andrews participated in the DVM Newsmakers Summit at CVC in San Diego, and afterward shared these insights into the financial realities veterinarians face.

Surprising results from a study about health and the economy.

Culture can influence a student's math abilities.

A planned community in Stillwater, Minn., is just the right fit for Dr. Ginger Garlie's Rivertown Animal Hospital, which mixes modern medicine, neighborly warmth, and old-fashioned charm.

Scheduling woes can leave clients and team members in tatters. Fix them with these strategies.

How to handle the time-off talk.

Check out common cop outs team members use and why they're no good.

Observing a bout of reverse sneezing can be quite alarming to a client, especially to a first-time dog owner.

How to speed up a slow doctor.

You can't take them all home, but you sure do want to.

I'm a mobile practitioner hoping to start my own practice. How can I find a lender who will work with me?

A planned community in Stillwater, Minn., is just the right fit for Dr. Ginger Garlie's Rivertown Animal Hospital, which mixes modern medicine, neighborly warmth, and old-fashioned charm.

Here are four tips to help if your flea, tick, and heartworm product sales and client compliance don't match up to these Well-Managed Practices.

I want my clients to be personally invested in my practice. Here's what I do to better communicate my practice mission.

Ward off client worries about feline diabetes in the first few minutes after diagnosis.

Build in extra time for clients who like to talk.

Two practices earned the chance to turn around their fortunes.

Most veterinary clients expect a brief wait. But keep them waiting too long and you risk losing their business.

In a time when cutbacks are necessary, don't skimp on this valuable commodity.

Dr. Hilary Petit loves her clients, but they drive her crazy sometimes.