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Throughout his career, Alan Robinson, BVSc, MRCVS, DMS, director of VetDynamics UK Ltd, has found that, consistently, most veterinarians work far too hard for far too long with far too little return from their businesses.

Don't die on the hill for your dwindling in-house pharmacy. See whether this doctor's story could help win your veterinary practice a victory in the coming years.

There will be some happy purrs and angry barks in the veterinary world if these tax law changes take place.

We dont mean for this to be a kick in the teeth, but do you have a social media plan for talking about National Pet Dental Health Month with your veterinary clients? Try out these five tips in February, and then keep the dental education (and income) rolling all year long.

As mixed animal associate, this may be my most eggcellent emergency.

Successful small businesses are the true backbone of the American economy and this hard-working group includes the majority of practicing veterinarians.

Warren Buffett’s annual letters to shareholders offer a treasure trove of personal finance and investment knowledge for veterinarians hoping to start or amp up their investment portfolios.

Prioritize saving teeth with veterinary clients with a new acronym for dental work: COPAT.

At Thanksgiving, we are reminded to take time to self-reflect on the things in life we’re most thankful for, but use this as an opportunity to show your gratitude for everyone at work.

Some thoughts from an anesthesia super vet tech on making sure it's just another normal day in the surgery suite.

Spice up your typical Thanksgiving banter with these 13 fun facts about the holiday.

Creating a working partnership with a generalist can open the door to a career path you may not have considered.

Bladder stones? Urinary stress? Urine luck. Dig in to these diets to tackle three conditions in your veterinary patients.

If your veterinary practices current dental procedure marketing methods seem a bit long in the tooth, brush up on some new approaches.

Personal spending reveals much more than the things we purchase.

What do you do when multiple members of your veterinary team all want the same vacation days? We’ve gathered a few tips to ease the stress of coordinating holiday schedules.

And they are! Here's a sneak peek at newor newly exhibitingproducts and services at Fetch dvm360 San Diego next month.

Dr. Kathryn Primm says you can get the clients you want and only the clients you want.

Fear of taking risks holds many of us back from true success. Learning how to analyze and better understand those risks, however, is the first step in alleviating related fears. Here are some questions to ask yourself when you’re considering taking a leap of faith.

It's no secret: Many of our readers believe an engaged mind makes for a healthier pet. Here's what your peers are seeing in practice, based on the 2017 dvm360 Clinical Updates: Pet Enrichment Survey.

Every member of your veterinary team plays a role in making client visits successful. To please the pet owners who visit your practice, you need to do two things: put the right people on your bus and craft an unforgettable story.

While body language cues are sometimes easy to decode, some of your perceptions about this unspoken form of communication may simply be untrue.

You can’t ignore your finances completely, but you can decrease the control they have over you.

Dr. Eleanor M. Green will talk about how telemedicine can be applied to veterinary medicine at Fetch dvm360 conference in San Diego.

Astute credit card users will reap the most benefits from their credit card companies. What habits do these effective credit card users possess?

This is the story of how Dr. Mike’s health crisis saved his life.

Divorce is painful enough without the animosity that divorce lawyers often bring to the table. Mediation and collaborative law are viable alternatives that may lessen the pain both mentally and financially.

Our architect says keep your eye on the prize and wind up with what you want.

Call it what you want — prestige, respect, stature — having a good reputation can play a big part in building and running a successful veterinary practice.

OK, so we know you're probably already dreading completing your employee reviews for your veterinary practice. Here, we explain how to simplify this processand offer more effective reviews that help team members achieve your core values.