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How can you tell if a veterinary patient's bark is worse than his bite? Study Dr. Christina Winn's safety tips before you kiss that dog.

Weigh the pros and cons before you commit to wellness plans in your veterinary practice.

It's time for a different approach if your middle-income veterinary clients are dwindling.

Give a book to help your veterinary clients cope with the loss of a pet.

What your veterinary colleagues were glad to tell Reader's Digest about the profession's strengths, pet peeves, and failings.

What kind of veterinarian do you appear to be? Start being the kind of doctor you would want working on your pets.

Give your veterinary clients' kids a treat.

Is your veterinary practice cat friendly? Here are five ways to prove it.

Give clients a "tour" of your veterinary practice.

The best greeting you can extend is a thorough training and orientation program. The more time you spend on these crucial introductory steps, the more likely your new hire is to stick around-and flourish.

Tame The Abusive Client : Turn Roars Into Purrs

Hoarding Veterinarians Get A Taste Of Forensic Investigation

Canine Pyometra

At a practice management session at CVC Washington, D.C., Dr. Mike Paul reveals the best ways to get veterinary clients on board with your recommendations.

Veterinary Economics and Firstline editor Brendan Howard reports live from Firstline Live at CVC Washington, D.C.

"This isn't brain surgery," says Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald. Here are his tips.

If the engagement among your veterinary practice's Facebook fans has dropped off, an algorithm may be to blame.

Nobody knows equine practice management like Jim Guenther. Here are five of his best articles from over the years.

Encourage clients to be vigilant with their pets' preventive dental care and help them save money.

Use these tips to help your equine practice save money. That extra cash will come in handy as gas prices reach all-time highs this summer.

Here's a look back at the best of the best hospital design winners.

Overweight employees cost U.S. business billions annually.

Bliss out with these tips for improving your attitude and dealing with stress in veterinary practice.

Let your clients know you care during trying times

Every veterinary team member has a hand in safeguarding pets' health.

Revisit your 2011 tax return-and don't miss what you're owed.

It may be time to rethink your practice's pharmaceutical product pricing.

Finding the right work and life balance is tricky, and leaning too far either way can lead to a nasty spill.

National Report - Three veterinary practitioners are still coming to terms with loss from fires in February-one who lost a family business and nine animals, another who lost her home, and a third who lost his business and many personal possessions in a suspected arson.

Hand puffy headphones to a practitioner and an accountant at the basketball game and see what you get