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Managers: You need to delegate more. Here's how to do it right.

You may think of advertisements as only Yellow Pages ads, billboards, and event sponsorships. But at the session "The regulation of veterinary advertising and promotion," at CVC Kansas City, Douglas Jack LL.B. explained that even verbal statements to clients are considered advertising in the eyes of the law.

Take a personal approach with your veterinary practice's client reminders and increase practice visits.

Veterinary practices that maintain a consistent standard of care stand the best chance of surviving in today's economic climate.

Asking about strengths and weaknesses will only reveal so much information. Dig deeper to find job candidates' true capabilities.

A custody battle over a 6-year-old pug in New Jersey could have far reaching consequences to the veterinary profession. When Eric Dare and Doreen Houseman broke up three years ago, they couldn't agree on who would keep Dexter. They split custody for a while, but eventually that amicable relationship soured and they took the case to court.

New reserach shows that hunting and herding dogs understand human gestures.

Veterinarians urged to make equipment decisions early and stick to them

Whether you're starting out or starting over, consider relocating to these cities for business opportunities.

Use this form to help you compare your value-based fees to Well-Managed Practices'.

Free heart health screenings give dogs a place to heal on four wheels.

New study shows efficiency may decrease as members climb hierarchy

Study shows women behind men when it comes to financial know-how.

Lack of sleep can cause heart trouble, study shows.

Rethink your strategy to using technology in your practice, and things might run more smoothly.

Airlines are becoming more sensitive to the needs of passengers with pets.

Medical research conducted on animals has long benefitted humans. And sometimes we humans give a little in return.

Get the inside scoop on what materials work with your building project.

Offering programs to increase efficiency can result in a varied culture at your practice.

Go ahead. Let go every once in awhile. Otherwise you may end up going overboard at just the wrong moment.

Small animal practices have another strong month. Meanwhile, specialty practices continue to struggle.

Veterinary business magazine picks up national and regional awards for editorial and design excellence.

A new study shows that chimpanzees are drawn to faces.

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This practice cut labor costs and improved efficiency by investing in practice software.

Including just a name and phone number won't cut it these days.

Failing to develop a marketing plan hurts your practice. Here's how-and what you can do about it.

Eleven innovative students receive merits from the Morris Animal Foundation.