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Offer your clients credit
In a lagging economy, third-party payment plans can be a lifeline for pet owners.
Living with the alien associates
This next generation of doctors isn't like us. And that's a good thing.
Associate life: Welcome to the circus
See how these four associates walk the work tightrope while juggling personal lives and kids.
Make your equine practice eco-friendly
Going green doesn't have to cost a lot. Here are 7 small-and 4 big-ways to go green without spending a lot of green.
All hands, eyes, and ears on deck
Here's how to make your CE sessions effective for different learning styles.
Save for the short term
You'll put more money in the bank by focusing on immediate goals than by saving for the future, according to a recent consumer study.
Test your knowledge of employee motivation strategies
Hint: The carrot and the stick work for only so long.
Point out parasites to your clients
Improve client compliance with these hooks.
The last act
I rescued my dachshund Toby 15 years ago. Would I have the strength to say goodbye today?
Increase your testing compliance
Encouraging clients to purchase urinalysis, blood work, and fecal analysis can increase their pet's health and increase your practice's revenue.
Facing the sweetness and sorrow of the bond
Saying goodbye reminds us of our love for the creatures that share our lives.
Q&A: Find your dream associate
Our practice is in the process of hiring our first associate. What should we look for in a candidate?
Find misplaced items in your practice
Creating a reward system can help cut down on lost or misplaced items.
Partners in Practice Reader Survey
Partners in Practice survey
Editor's blog: Welcome and goodbye, Tyson
Tyson only lasted a week in our home, but he left a lasting impression.
In 2009 raises will come ... for some
More than half of employers expect to raise salaries in next three months, according to survey.
How to stay optimistic in 2009
Here are seven strategies for staying positive in the gloomy economy.
What to do with downtime
The eye of the storm will settle on your practice. When it does, do these six things to fill the slow periods and increase client activity.
Dropping demand rattles business owners
Only 8 percent of small businesses plan to hire in the first quarter.
Generation perceptions and work ethic
Just because they're young doesn't mean they're lazy.
Elephant and dog make unlikely duo
Four-ton elephants don't usually mix with Labrador retriever-sized dogs. These two make it work.
Catching more zzzz's will help keep colds away
If you don't get enough sleep, you're more likely to get sick.
13 things you shouldn't tell your coworkers
No matter how close you may be with your practice team, keep these things to yourself.
D.C. practices predict little change with new president
The capital is a notoriously transient city, but practices don't expect the presidential switch to have much affect on their business.
IDEXX team tips: Co-infection
Posted as an example of team tips for CVM's ad site
Editor's blog: Everybody makes mistakes. Including us.
Our mistakes remind us that veterinarians and veterinary technicians and assistants are a step more important than editors.
Pet food maker to sponsor pet adoptions Jan. 24
The first 10 adoptions at participating shelters that day are free.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: Do it today
Life is sweet, but it is so short. Make every moment count.
Colorado bill would require microchips for cats
Denver -- Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would force cat owners to microchip or tag their pets.
At-home diet trial compliance handout
Help clients beat their pets' food allergies. Download this helpful handout on diet trial compliance.