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Use these pleas to stop fleas: Posts and tweets about flea facts and figures
Use your social media network to educate clients and raise awareness about flea facts and figures with these tweets and posts.
5 veterinary exam room nightmares
Sometimes client conversations take a horrifying turn. Practice taking control of these discussions.
Ohio veterinary practice adopts Fear-Free approach, boosts team morale
Team members became more flexible and supportive of each other.
Three things you can do to be Fear-Free-fast
Kelly Searles, practice manager at Bigger Road Veterinary Center in Springboro, Ohio, shares quick strategies any practice can implement to lower patients stress.
Veterinary students receive Bayer scholarships for improving client communication
Associate veterinarians: How to sell the practice owner on your cool new idea
Here it's Fear-Free, low-stress veterinary visits. But it could be anything. Be creative!
Q&A: Should veterinary practices be open Saturday?
Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board members are mixed on weekend's potential.
Client handout: The pet food guessing game
Once you get past the marketing and product claims, what are you really feeding pets?
Veterinary studies suggest oxytocin fosters human-canine bond
Bonding hormone improves cue-taking ability in dogs, researchers assert.
Veterinary client's wishes lead to a holistic headache
What is a veterinarians obligation when a pet owner insists on natural therapies?
Two practices shine light on laser therapy in the veterinary business model
Billing it as a standard of care is among the takeaways of success stories.
I confess: Im an ardent fan of the Vet Confessionals Project
Veterinarians, team members secrets are too good not to share.
Happiness is a well-rested veterinarian: 6 tips for better sleep tonight
I rocked my hospital's inventory
Big shoes, and an even bigger practice, to fill
Stepping into his role as veterinary practice owner, this doctor takes over an iconic practice and makes it his own.
Top-notch work areas lead to top-notch veterinary care
Designed by family with care in mind, this Alabama practice serves up high-end work spaces in a creative, family-like atmosphere.
Redesigned with you in mind
Get this look. Seriously, we want you to steal these veterinary hospital designideas.
Raising the barn into the 21st century
From an 1800s-style barn to a high-tech veterinary facility, Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital has it all.
A centerpiece thats good for business
An aquarium gets veterinary clients in the door. Great pet care keeps them there.
Beauty on a budget
Careful negotiations and creative solutions give this veterinary practice loads of charm at a reasonable cost.
Carrying on a family tradition
Building this new veterinary facility was a family affair, with both clients and owners having deep roots in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area.
Whats the big deal about interior design?
Should you hire an interior designer? Our veterinary design experts weigh in.
Its all in the details
Sometimes the littlest things are the ones that stick out the most. Can you guess which veterinary practice these photos are from?
The dvm360 toolkit: End-of-life conversations
Tips, tools and resources to help you have mindful, meaningful end-of-life discussions with pet owners.
Take a stand and educate veterinary clients about breeders
We can't ignore our place in client education and more responsible pet adoption anymore.
Download this tool to help clients talk to a breeder's veterinarian
Emphasize these 5 things to educate clients on reputable breeders.
Client handout: 5 ways to protect your new dog (Sponsored by Nationwide)
With this handout, you can help clients get off to a good start with tips and guidelines to keep their new dog happy and healthy.
Client handout: 5 ways to protect your new cat (Sponsored by Nationwide)
With the tips in this handout, you can help owners keep their new cat purring all the way into her senior years.
Back Office Blunders, Episode 1: Celebrity vaccine recommendations
Disaster strikes during a routine veterinary appointment when the client resists the practice's vaccination recommendations. What would you do?
To save a puppy
We dare you not to cry at this story. Its one of a million reminders every day that veterinarians have to charge for their services to keep the doors opens, but very few are in it for the money.