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Packed into three days, you'll get all the inspiration, motivation, and practical advice you need to remodel or build a veterinary practice.

An estimated 9 million Americans had their identity stolen last year. Here's what you can do if you find yourself amongst one of them.

Barn fires can be devastating to your equine clients. Help them prevent disaster with these tips.

Explore highlights of designs past from the Veterinary Economics archive, including the first hospital design article series and the initial call for entries in the Hospital Design Competition.

Review new research findings about housing and learn about solutions for your veterinary practice that reduce cats' and dogs' stress.

Veterinary architect Heather Lewis, AIA, shares new research about veterinary housing and solutions that reduce cats' stress and help dogs stay happy when they're at your practice.

Simple reminders to veterinary clients about responsible pet ownership go a long way.

It's not just pictures of dogs and cats in these hospitals. Take inspiration from some truly creative and unique design concepts.

Be proactive and take these steps to protect your identity.

The future of mixed-animal practice will survive if practice owners are willing to compromise with associates.

New data shows where practice owners, managers, associates, and team members feel the pinch of working in a practice.

Use technology to hack into your habits and keep tabs on your fitness routine.

New findings from the Pet Allergy Worldwide Survey reveal surprising results.

Everyone responds to color, so the choices you make will affect your team as they work every day, and your clients? impressions of their veterinary practice visit.

A group of experts recently gathered to discuss a new iris-scanning technology-the eyeD Equine Identification System-and how it fits into today's veterinary practice, as well as into the future of equine care. This technology is poised to improve wellness care and client bonding, ensure that veterinary practitioners are treating the right horse, help in identifying a horse that's been lost or stolen, and simplify health certificates.

Spruce up your computer's desktop with these fun images.

How to create a consistent message.

Sometimes you must send veterinary clients to a specialty or referral practice to make sure their pets get the care they need. Team members can smooth this potentially stressful process with a few simple steps.

Train your veterinary receptionists right from the beginning.

20 issues driving change in our veterinary profession.

Drs. Russ Patterson and Allen Johnson share more details about their journey to building their dream veterinary practice.

This form is an example of what you might give new hires on their first day at your veterinary practice.

Is your veterinary practice cat friendly? It will be once you start implementing these tips and programs.

Dr. Michael Paul helps you compete in a new arena of competition.

Animal Surgical Clinic of Seattle embraces Mother Nature.

To "grok" means to fully understand something. Before you head into the process of building a new veterinary practice, grok it.

A creative solution for your veterinary practice.

Q: I see parasites' physical effects in veterinary practice, but what kind of impact do parasites have on the human-animal bond?

Support clients in painful moments.

Q: Our veterinary practice often plans outreach activities for the community. Can we require team members to attend these events on their own time? If so, how should we compensate them?