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Client handout: 4 tips for weight loss in cats
Help clients get their cats back into a healthy weight range with tips from this free handout.
Client handout: Nutrition questionnaire
Start a conversation with clients about what they're feeding their pets with this free handout.
An ailing veterinary profession: Your complete resource
This groundbreaking package from the dvm360 team shares new data about veterinarians' finances and strategies and solutions that will make you feel more in control of your future.
Dreaming up the perfect app for your veterinary practice
Check out the 9 things your hospital's mobile app should do.
The final word on 20/20: How veterinarians should respond to negative press
Two simple but savvy media lessons for veterinary practitioners thrust into difficult discussions about the profession-in the exam room or on TV.
How can new associates get to "yes" with veterinary clients?
Engage pet owners to foster compliance.
Posts and tweets about older pets' failing senses
Use social media platforms to alert clients to health concerns and clinical signs to look for as pets age.
Client handout: Internet information prescription for clients
Help your veterinary clients surf the web for reliable pet care sites.
An information prescription for veterinary clients
From home remedies for fighting fleas to diet tricks for finicky felines, the web is full of enough information-and often misinformation-to make a client's head spin. Guide them to reputable sites with this handout.
Pets aren't getting the dental care they need at your veterinary hospital?
Make every month Dental Health Month at your veterinary practice to get clients in the door for crucial preventive screening.
New Year's veterinary practice checklist: 7 things to do right now
Take care of these critical items in January 2014 to reap the rewards all year in practice success, team morale and better medicine at your veterinary hospital.
5 worst veterinary clients
An array of visitors pass through the doors of veterinarian offices. Some clients are more of an annoyance than a pleasure to work with. Here are the top five worst clients to deal with.
Do Yellow Pages still work for veterinary practices?
Q: Only nine of our clients indicated they found us through the phone book last year. I'd like to drop our Yellow Pages subscription altogether, but if each client is worth about $500, I wonder if it still has some value.
Veterinary clients' biggest doctor complaints revealed
Knowing what makes clients tick can help you resolve compliance issues at your veterinary practice.
Mind Over Miller: Why honesty is the best policy for your veterinary practice
Read Dr. Miller's response to the recent not-so-positive media coverage of veterinary practice.
Retrain yourself to think veterinary client retention
Acquiring new clients is a necessity when growing your veterinary practice, but don't overlook the importance of keeping the clients you already have.
AVMA watches new year's resolutions
The organization?s legislative agenda lists bills that may affect its members in a variety of ways.
10 pet owner communication strategies to avoid lawsuits
Use these 10 strategies to foster better relations with clients. Then when problems surface, pet owners may choose conversation instead of litigation.
When veterinary employees seek greener pastures
Are you overstepping your boundaries by hiring an employee from a competing veterinary clinic? Read on to find out.
The benefits of breed-specific veterinary healthcare
Focusing on individual pet breeds each month educates your clients and helps you customize care.
See your veterinary clinic from a client's-eye view
When you rush from room to room, it can be easy to overlook the cleanliness of your practice.
Understanding your level of engagement: A framework for greater veterinary job satisfaction
Ramp up professional connections and pay attention to personal involvement to get the maximum fulfillment from your veterinary career.
Conspiracy theory: Excluding competition from nearby veterinary clinics
There are real-world effects if a handful of veterinary clinics from the same geographic area foster an anticompetitive environment.
Sample veterinary financial policy
Use this sample financial policy as the basis to discuss and write your own financial policy at your practice to ease the strain of difficult money talks with clients.
Veterinary employees: Exempt or non-exempt? That is the question!
Moving top-performing veterinary employees from hourly to salaried positions isn't always a win-win situation.
Plan your attack on pet obesity-veterinary patients' lives depend on it
Use these suggestions to be proactive about your practice's methods to combat the perils of pet obesity.
Client handout: Chronic intestinal disease in cats
Help clients understand the importance of investigating frequent vomiting and hairballs in cats by downloading this free handout.
Idea Exchange: Borrow from the grill to protect dental equipment
Keep dust and debris off dental equipment with this simple solution.
Take control of your veterinary practice's online reputation
Got a negative review? You can still survive and thrive in the veterinary world by following these simple steps.