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Changing your practice software can be time-consuming and expensive, but if you find that your current system isn't up to par-it could be worth it.

Competing with big-box and online pharmacies can be difficult. Here are a few things to keep in mind in order to keep your veterinary pharmacy afloat.

Denise Tumblin offers tips to give your kitten wellness plans some traction with veterinary clients.

This veterinary team member's lost pen served as a reminder not to take interactions with clients for granted.

A reader tip to learn from others before you make the same mistakes.

This tool provides veterinarians and their staff with a 12-month guide to marketing senior wellness and healthcare to clients.

Sample client letter for senior wellness

You know you should make some changes in veterinary practice. We'll show you how.

Come along for the ride with me as I take things out of context, distort the facts and manipulate the verbiage to make your new veterinary hospital as successful as possible.

What do you do when you find out a fellow veterinarian is cheating the government?

Whether you're expecting or you work with someone who is-or might one day-review this list of risks in veterinary practice and plan how to keep everyone in the workplace safe.

Why doling out compliments to veterinary clients yields results.

This old man was about to open a can of whoop a** in my veterinary clinic parking lot.

$800,000 deal will be for approximately 12,000 policyholders.

PLIT assists member veterinarians with malpractice insurance and other business-related protections.

Use your social media network to educate clients and raise awareness about senior pets with these tweets and posts.

Dave Nicol sheds some light on what veterinary clients don't want to see on your hospital's website.

Appeal to veterinary clients and get senior dogs and cats in the door with a five-step marketing plan.

Get a sneak peek at this August's fantastic Hospital Design Conference with video and advice from Dan Chapel, Gary Glassman, Mark Hafen, Scott Learned, Heather Lewis, and Wayne Usiak.

Q. Illinois law states that I receive time-and-a-half for overtime, which is more than 40 hours in a work week. But when I work 35 hours one week, then 45 hours the next week, my boss doesn't pay me overtime because it balances out to 80 hours in a pay period. What's right, and what should I do?

Your preventive pitch may be perfect, but some new veterinary client education tools could press more pet owners to do the right thing and keep up with your recommendations.

Understanding the difference between the action of management and the art of leadership is crucial to a successful veterinary practice.

A cancer diagnosis had become as common as a urinary tract infection. I had forgotten the impact of a poor prognosis.

With the unpredictability of weather this season, it's even more critical to encourage year-round prevention for your veterinary clients' pets.

Find out if you're paying your veterinary staff the right amount.

A commentary on the integral role of effective listening and the lack of training in this area for veterinary professionals.

Raise your veterinary clients' awareness of important changes their older pet may be experiencing.

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Mysterious overtime, skipped lunches, and non-merit raises could add up to a financial disaster.

Get a head start on the year with an overview of big changes to the tax codes that affect your practice-and your paycheck.