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Wanted: New faces on our Veterinary Economics advisory board
Veterinary Economics wants new members for its Editorial Advisory Board.
How to market your veterinary practice for the future
The times are changing and so are your veterinary clients. Take these marketing risks to keep your practice ahead of the game.
BEP your way through the lingering recession
We know the real story, even though the pundits are telling is that the recession is over.
Caudal maxillary (maxillary) regional block
This blocks the bones, teeth, and soft tissues of the upper jaw.
Healthy eats: 25-minute blue corn chip frittata recipe
Start your day off right with a healthy meal that feeds a veterinarian or two-or three.
7 howl-worthy strategies from top-performing veterinary hospitals
As you ring in the new year, take a cue from practices that are seeing increased veterinary visits during a time when most others have experienced the opposite. This article reveals their secrets.
5 lessons I learned from my pet's emergency
My pet's emergency changed my perspective on the questions clients ask-and how I respond.
The checklist manifesto: Sample veterinary checklist
An example of how checklists can transform a luke-warm veterinary client experience into a great one.
4 ways to encourage team member referrals to your veterinary practice
The best sources for new veterinary clients could be right under your nose.
Lead the way: 7 steps to boost acceptance of your medical recommendations
Try these 7 steps to boost acceptance of your medical recommendations.
Veterinary cardiac auscultation made easy
Learn how to identify heart sounds. Evaluate the grade, pitch, and quality of heart murmurs. And alert the veterinarian to a pet's potential heart problem.
The worst job in the veterinary hospital
On bad days, everybody's got it tough, but I say veterinary receptionists' duties take the prize.
Caring about others: Drug shortages
How do our clients recognize that we care?
How checklists help veterinary clients and save pets' lives
Make your veterinary practice better, one step at a time, by implementing a way to track systems, procedures, and client preferences.
Q&A: Make a case for veterinary vaccinations
Help hesitant veterinary clients understand the importance of vaccinations.
Stretch to include rehabilitation services at your practice
Are you doing all you can to help veterinary patients recover from injuries and regain mobility?
Are you sure your veterinary clients can hear you?
You can scream and shout, but until you work your communication muscles, you'll never get through to your pet-owning clients.
The errand: How to make sure your veterinary practice doesn't get crowded out of clients' busy lives
There aren't a lot of second chances in veterinary medicine.
New York outlines CE requirements for DVMs, technicians
Albany, N.Y. - Veterinarians in New York may soon be required to complete a minimum of 45 hours of continuing education (CE) every three years, according to a proposed amendment to the state's education regulations.
Veterinary background checks: Look back to get ahead
Dig up the dirt on yourself before your future boss does.
How to handle cytotoxic drugs at your veterinary practice
Advanced medicine gives pets a chance in the fight against pet cancer, but it's important to protect yourself and your employees when dealing with these dangerous drugs.
5 case studies of prepaid wellness plans
If the cost of wellness care keeps pet owners away from veterinarians, then prepaid preventive plans may be the answer to bringing them back.
Know your deduction limits and keep your veterinary practice out of trouble in 2012
Here are four new tax limits to watch for when you do your veterinary practice taxes in 2012.
Editors' Guest: There isn't much of a market for buggy whips
Today's veterianry practice needs an overhaul, much like when the internal combustion engine changed practice in the past.
Veterinary Economics - Digital Edition - 01/01/2012
7 Howl-Worthy Strategies for 2012
DVM - Digital Edition - 01/01/2012
The Occupy Movement
Building a legacy of quality care
The expanding family of veterinarians at Shenandoah Veterinary Hospital in Martinsburg, W.Va., found much-needed space in a new 8,000-square-foot hospital-and continued their father's quality of care.
Listen up: Veterinary client voicemail reminders
Keep veterinary clients from missing appointments once and for all.
Equine practitioners: Beat feed stores at their own game
A little marketing know-how (it's not a bad word!) and communication finesse can put you over the feed stores and get clients calling you first.
Equine practitioner survey 2011-2012
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