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Use these tools to educate pet owners about how to offer the best care for pets with osteoarthritis.

Powering through the noon hour is OK. But that doesn't mean you get a free pass to eat poorly.

Help your veterinary practice make and meet compliance goals.

Learn the pros and cons to boxy vs. L-shaped designs, and discover the best shape for your veterinary hospital.

Plus: Take part in a veterinary fraud survey.

Be transparent with goals and see them met.

To keep pet owners in the know, take the next step with these tick tips.

The odor nearly strangled the veterinary staff as they pulled the calf out.

Get a sneak peek into the themed suites at Allandale Veterinary Hospital.

It's easy to lose sight of why we got into the veterinary profession. But we can get our vision back.

Veterinary clients are often in the dark about the risk ticks present for their pets. Use these tips to tackle tough tick talks, region by region.

Dermatology cases can mean heavy detective work for your clinical team. Use these tips to keep clients calm and comforted as your veterinarian unravels the evidence to reveal the culprit of the pet's distress.

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A veterinary practice owner who grew up in a family business learns by doing-and doing, and doing, and doing.

Lisa Petty, BS, RVT, a technician at Animal Dermatology Clinic in Indianapolis, offers these tips to keep communication lines open when you're guiding clients through their pet's dermatology diagnosis.

Before you start marking up prices, take a hard look at your veterinary client compliance.

This handout gives your veterinary team the information they need about common ticks and tips to stay on top of prevention, region by region.

Special people in a special industry make practicing veterinary medicine a very special job.

Be clear with clients about their pet's chronic disease management, right from the start.

A team member at our veterinary practice has controversial decorations on her car, and our practice manager is worried that the materials will offend clients when they see the car parked in front of the veterinary practice. Does it violate the employee's right to freedom of speech if the manager asks her to remove the potentially offensive material?-Caught in the Middle

Review these tips during your next team meeting to make parasite control messages stick with your veterinary clients.

Watch out for veterinary clients who think they know better than you.

Stop making excuses for your inadequacies as a leader in veterinary practice and start focusing on what you can do to improve.

Should veterinarians exempt a pet from a state-mandated vaccination if a client asks? Beware: It could come back to bite you.

Dress codes are in place for a reason. Keep your employees' work attire appropriate with these helpful tips from Shawn McVey.

Need to muffle the noise? Reach for an everyday item.

Still have questions about ProSal? Mark Opperman clears up concerns about production-based fees.

Stop presenteeism-working sick-from ruining your veterinary workplace.

Make sure these crucial facts stick with pet owners.

Don't let this piece of equipment get between your bond with clients.