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Mark the date for clients to keep them coming back
Use calendar cards to help veterinary clients stay on schedule.
Study to investigate reasons behind drop in veterinary client visits
Study investigates why veterinary client visits fall and animal ownership continues to climb.
Awkward client moment: What to do when a client toots
There's really not much you can say after a client breaks wind.
Q&A: Open up to open-book management
How can open-book management help my succession planning strategy?
The difference between MDs and DVMs
A veterinarian shares why she gave up medical school for veterinary school.
No more annual reviews
Annual reviews don't improve veterinary client and patient services. Get rid of them.
How to track the source of new clients
Once you understand where they're coming from, you can better target your veterinary practice's marketing.
See your hospital design in 3-D
A company now offers veterinary practice owners a chance to wander their clinic before they build.
Use passive marketing to increase compliance without the hard-sell
Keep products handy to promote client education and sales.
Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, Banfield team up to collect obesity data
The collaboration could shed new light on pet obesity in America.
Husbands losing jobs, wives finding them in recession
Female-dominated fields of medicine and education are still seeing growth.
Share practice goals with team members to keep them motivated
Our team members seem lost and unmotivated. How can I get them on track?
Cornell to open new animal disease lab
The $70 million lab will handle 300,000 samples and 1 million tests a year
Image Quiz: Ultrasonography-A cat with a distended abdomen
Incorrect answer for Image Quiz: Ultrasonography-A cat with a distended abdomen
Veterinary Economics board member organizes management groups
Gary Glassman, CPA, and Dr. Richard Wilkes bring together practice owners to share financial data and best practices.
Flu shots may help prevent heart attacks
A new study shows that flu shots do more than just prevent people from getting sick--they may also save lives.
UGA partners with counseling provider for veterinary students
Athens, Ga. ? The University of Georgia's veterinary college is partnering with a counseling service to reduce student's stress levels and suicide risks.
Two-thirds of Americans say they won't be able to retire
The silver lining is that most of them like their jobs, their bosses, and their co-workers.
I can't believe that just happened: Exam room follies, practice missteps and other blunders from the clinic
War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.
AAEP offers free disaster-preparedness advice online
Organization urges equine doctors to prepare for hurricane season.
Dr. Robin Downing named president of human-animal bond group
After serving as an association member for 17 years, Dr. Downing takes over leadership of the American Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians.
Survey: Employees walk when trust wears thin
Start talking to your veterinary team to restore their faith and retention.
Taxes in 2010 and beyond: What you don't know will cost you
Find out how tax increases in the next few years will affect you and your veterinary practice.
Consumer Reports pokes its nose into pet insurance
Veterinarians will want to know what the consumer watchdog is saying to pet owners about four purveyors of pet health insurance.
The love of a dog
A firsthand glimpse into the daily life of a mixed animal practice veterinarian.
Our feline friends
Cows and cannabis
A fractured cockatiel
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Business owners tend to be cautious with personal finances
It takes a lot of money to run a veterinary practice, but when it comes to saving their own money, practice owners may take fewer risks.