Products

Shed fat, not tears. Here are three products we scoped out that will help felines achieve and maintain a healthy physique.

Discussing all natural, organic parasite preventives with clients and general practitioners.

Tucked into the aisles of the Orlando veterinary conferences sophisticated medical equipment and groundbreaking pharmaceutical advancements was this cool stuff for your veterinary clients cats and dogsor, lets be honest, yours.

Hamster wheels, but for cats. We asked three experts for their thoughts on One Fast Cat exercise wheels.

Are you ready for this? Veterinary advice just a question away

Heres our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

Maker of Heartgard Plus issues challenge to veterinary practices: 20 new dogs per clinic protected by Jan. 1, 2020.

Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

What are they? Dr. Adam Little at Fetch dvm360 says the two paths are: 1) buy or license software so your veterinary practice can offer better telehealth services to clients, or 2) contract with an outside company to offer advice and client service when your practice is busy or closed. (Sure, there’s a third—do nothing—but how long do you think that’ll last?)

Vetcove could be an industry disruptor and change the inventory management game by providing Trivago-like comparison price shopping to veterinary hospitals.

Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

Consider recommending these winter gear items, plus a little gift for the environment.

Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

I was skeptical at first, but these over-the-counter remedies can be complementary to the traditional pharmaceutical options.

A new book from AAHA Press highlights the design of some of the nations most important buildings. (Hint: We can all agree thats your veterinary hospitals, right?)

Company will focus on core businesses of pharmaceuticals, consumer health and crop science.

Heres our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

In our latest round-up, you'll find oral med help for dogs, a client communication tool, and a vaccine combo as well as a convenient imaging option for horses.

An RVT with 15 years experience writes us to say a DVM who worries that pet insurance will go the way of human healthcare insurance is all wrong.

Find out about new options for equine imaging, communication for amputations in cats, a bovine knowledge repository and payment help for clients.

The veterinary team at this Florida hospital has been trying wearable sensors for patients to get round-the-clock, at-home data for dermatology, nutrition and post-surgery issues.

Almost all veterinary team members have pets, yet just like average Americans, the vast majority have no pet insurance for that proverbial rainy day. Have you thought about offering this employee benefit? Here are details on discounts from a few providers, plus one smart practice managers how-to for managing the plan.

Heres our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

Lets get back to basicswith some advanced technology tipsto manage your hospital inventory better to cut costs, make more money and better serve patients and clients.

A pet owner reached out to us for an expert answer on insulin for a canine with diabetes. We said, "Go talk to your vet." But heres the lowdown for your veterinary team on what a boarded internist has to say on the issue.

Life happens, and its rife with accidents (which cost money). How can we help clients cover the costs of veterinary care so they can take care of their pets while we still cover our bottom line?

KC Animal Health Corridor event showcases innovative technology that may eventually help veterinarians diagnose and treat malignancies of all types.

Specialist says localized and minimally invasive is where it's at.

VetVance, Scratchpay, Wedgewood and VetSource round out our regular product rundown.

Animal trainer and behavior consultant Mikkel Becker shares some of her favorite products for making dog walking better for both the pooch and the veterinary client.