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Confess: Are you frustrated by the high-demand, Google-happy discount divas and snapchat skeptics who ask everyone before they consult the veterinarian? Here's help.

Stop yapping about Yelp and bark up a better tree that protects your veterinary practices reputation.

Industry leaders will convene in April to explore student debt issues and solutions.

Veterinarians retain stake but focus exclusively on patient care.

Ah, yes, old people texting. It will never not be funny. But ... what if you are the old person in this scenario?

Fewer than a third of veterinary professionals aspire to own a practice.

Yup, were talking about millennials. (Oh, calm down.) How they decide. What theyre really like. And how to tip the scale in favor of pet health.

Stop yapping about Yelp and bark up a better tree that protects your veterinary practices reputation.

Spray bottles, rolled-up newspapers and "No! Bad dog!" not your training cup of tea? Make sure your veterinary practice works with the right trainers with tips from behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta.

Veterinary architects Wayne Usiak and Heather Lewis discuss the appeal of smaller practices in today's market.

More than half of Well-Managed Practice owners offered a different type of benefit in lieu of raises.

Dr. Steve Noonan shares his day-to-day strategies for finding inner peace.

Naturally clients have questions about the essential products they use for their own healthcare. Use this script to talk about natural products.

If your veterinary practice's website isn't mobile-friendly, you may be losing clients.

Take a proactive position for the benefit of pets and practice

We've ferreted out three top tips to help you educate veterinary clients about their new furry friends. Click, print and share!

Vet Confessionals Project founder Dr. Hilal Dogan reflects on criticism that veterinarians are a sad, sorry group.

Use this interactive flow chart to help your veterinary clients keep Dr. Google in check.

We see it in your eyes: You want that new instrument, analyzer, device or software right now for your practice. So ... do you need to talk yourself down from a big purchase or talk it up to the Powers-That-Be? Gary Glassman, CPA, has some advice.

Enjoy technician Mary Van de Puttes tip on how to handle cat owners, because while the eye roll may not be the most effective client education tool out there, it may be the most satisfying.

Lower-income households reported access to free or low-cost pet services could prevent relinquishment.

Tips on how to control veterinary team members' anger.

Can Dr. Marty Becker sell you on Fear-Free? He's gonna try.

The AAHA State of the Industry Report says while many clients who search the Internet for pet health answers will bring it to the exam room, a small percentage will act independently in ways that impact pet health.

Bella's off her food? Dozer has a suspicious lump? You know veterinary clients are gonna Google it before they call you. So make sure they're practicing safer web surfing with this handout.

Figure out what you really need and will really use. (And then make sure you do it by putting the right systems in place to support your teams plan.) Heres an overview of your basic equipment options from Dr. Heidi Lobprise.

An exercise for veterinary clients dealing with their pet's separation anxiety that wont let them leave the room, let alone the house.

Clients' money is serious business, but does the vet need to have this conversation?

The future is calling! Will you answers? Decide after diving into insights from years Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition judging.

How veterinary teams pull together when a practice owner passes away or becomes incapacitated.