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Veterinarian trains puppies with the help of teens
This veterinarian gathers teens to train puppies at the shelter.
Owners: Prepare your relief doc for success
Patient record checklist
Use these checklist to help update and ensure complete patient medical records.
General practitioners vs. emergency doctors
Appreciate what makes general and emergency veterinarians different.
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Associates: Use these 7 mantras to fit in at any hospital
I will be efficient. I will get along with my staff. I will read and study these mantras.
Valuable veterinary resources on the Web
Surf the Web for valuable resources to help you do your job better.
Implement your equine practice mission statement
You've written your masterpiece-your equine practice's mission statement. So now what do you do with it?
CAPC map
An interactive map showing event details for the Companion Animal Parasite Council educational road trip July 22 to Aug. 7.
I don't agree with this therapy. Will my reputation suffer?
Q. My practice is providing a therapy I don't agree with. I'm concerned about what clients will think. Will this hurt my reputation? Should I quit?
Leftovers and lab samples
A veterinary break room is no place for urine samples and chemicals.
Talking to clients about preanesthetic testing
When clients ask if it's necessary, I explain that while we hope that test results will be normal, these tests can help us identify potentially serious conditions.
Sample introductory letter for relief veterinarians
Thinking of becoming a relief doctor? Read a sample letter here or download a Word document of your own.
Crediting doctor production
Print this PDF checklist to see how your associates are compensated for services and products as compared to Well-Managed Practices.
Dealing with disruption
When the dust clears around this place, maybe I'll find my trash can-and a new sense of perspective.
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Are you an underearner?
Wouldn't it be nice to put more away for retirement? Don't you wish you had more to show for your prime working years?
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: Practice Makes Perfect--June 30, 2008
In this week's blog, Dr. Fitzgerald asks you to consider how you come across to your clients.
Buy equipment now to take advantage of tax break
Increased equipment-buying incentive expires at year-end.
Congressional no-show horse trainer is suspended
Officials say the trainer of Kentucky Derby-winning Big Brown administered too much bronchial dilator to another horse.
More employers allowing pets at the office
Want to keep your team members? Let them head to work with their dogs--or fish.
Dog loses $10 million in inheritance
Court rules that Leona Helmsley's dog, Trouble, will receive just a fraction of what the billionaire designated in her will.
From the Veterinary Economics archives: How successful are women veterinarians?
This 1969 article reveals that one of the profession's hottest conversations has been going on for quite some time.
Three common questions about taxes and summer jobs
If your kid's working this summer, read this.
Young mothers aren't opting out of the work force
New study finds female professionals are juggling work life and family life.
40 spays and neuters a day?
On-staff and volunteer veterinarians make this spay-neuter clinic work.
Blog your way into clients' hearts
Lots of people are blogging, so maybe you should too.
Pets in weddings not a faux paw
Pet participation is the latest wedding trend.