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5 ways for veterinarians to put 5 free minutes to great use
Even the busiest of DVMs get a break now and then. Here are some tips for filling that coveted downtime-and doing a little something good while you're at it.
Why some veterinarians don't like cats-and how to change
By handling feline friends with special veterinary care, we can begin to change diabolical and hysterical stereotypes of them.
Prevent explosions by tackling conflict at its source
Identify and address the root of each problem promptly-you'll learn from your issues and create a pleasant environment at your veterinary practice.
The end is near if things don't change in the veterinary profession
Look at the numbers and save yourself-your veterinary practice too.
Better Together: A veterinary specialty collaboration
A unique business structure allows these veterinarians to provide great care while keeping their autonomy as doctors.
How my veterinary practice succeeds with client callbacks
When pets head home after hospital stays, an evening phone call can make all the difference for clients.
Checklist for better veterinary drug control
Try these 8 tips to get inventory controls in place.
Are drugs leaving your veterinary practice the wrong way?
Tight drug controls reduce the risk of theft and abuse. Implement these simple steps to avoid messy situations.
Veterinary surgeons: Have scalpel, will travel
A new crop of board-certified specialists are bringing top-notch care and convenience to veterinary practices across the country.
It's back: New Fairness to Pet Owners Act introduced in U.S. House
Bill says mandatory veterinary prescription writing will lower cost of pet ownership, encourage competition.
Surgery bill surprise
After a mobile veterinary surgeon departs and complications arise, this doctor learns the cost of shocking a pet owner with an extra invoice.
2014 Veterinary Hospital of the Year: Fostering a family feel
Some might say bigger veterinary clinics seem impersonal, but the cozy design of this Hospital of the Year helps clients and pets feel right at home.
Calculate your veterinary practice's staff turnover
Use this calculator to stay on top of clinic turnover trends.
Why parasite control really matters
Embed this video on your veterinary practice website to attract visitors-and keep pets healthy when it comes to fleas and ticks.
Client handout: Create a tick-free zone in your backyard
Use this handout to talk to veterinary clients about simple landscaping techniques they can use to make their backyards safer for pets.
Turnover calculator for veterinary practices
Practice like pet owners are watching
Do right by your veterinary patients and clients.
BizQuiz: Do you know sexual harassment when you see it?
Take a look at three hypothetical situations and answer the corresponding questions to see if you can recognize sexual harassment at your veterinary practice.
Client handout: Protect your pet from common dangers
Chocolate and grapes may be delicious to your clients-and lilies may be beautiful-but clients may not know they can be toxic to pets.
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Building a transparent veterinary practice-with glass, open spaces and values
By breaking down barriers, you can give your clients an exceptional veterinary hospital experience.
Get a grip on veterinary support staff costs
It pays to keep an eye on this aspect of practice finances.
2014 Veterinary Economics Hospital Design People's Choice Award winner: Appanasha Pet Clinic
The people have spoken! Check out photos and specs from the People's Choice hospital and 25 other outstanding veterinary practices.
Volunteer veterinarians
How old is your pet in human years? (PDF)
Download and display this client handout to better educate your clients.
4 red flags to look out for in potential veterinary team members
By noticing what candidates are (or aren't) doing in the interview, you're more likely to choose just the right person for the job.