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You need a fresh perspective. You need to breathe the air somewhere else. Break out of your veterinary practice world into a new city or a new country and get a new state of mind.

Are you a lifelong learner? This summer, you can go back to school and become a vet biz wiz, mostly from the comfort of your own home.

With a focus on the fundamental role of client education and effective preventive care, AAHA hopes to help veterinary professionals keep their patients healthy.

Hedgehogs are so cute that they can make you sick, literally. Here's what the CDC wants you (and your veterinary clients) to know.

By duplicating high-performance and defect-free animals, the horse industry is discovering new ways to mold the genetics of the equine population.

With its monthly Top 10 Cities Heartworm Report, CAPC hopes to spread awareness of the growing threat of heartworm disease and prompt conversations in the clinic about the importance of year-round preventives and annual testing.

Its the basketball tournament of a veterinary professionals dream: Sixty-four teams of your favorite fictional dogs.

Avoid injured paw pads and muddy floors with these veterinary solutions.

Ear, skin disease more common in chocolate Labrador retrievers than black or yellow, study finds.

Pustules, crusts and hot spots not your thing? These basic treatment options have you covered for most casesyou can always refer the rest.

Under parent company Synscrhony, CareCredit, which helps veterinary clients pay for care, has acquired a long-term solutionpet insurance company Pets Bestto include for a comprehensive financial solution for pet owners.

Empowered women empower women, especially in the veterinary world. Heres what they have to say.

Lying awake in the wee hours of the morning, Bo Brock, DVM, considered the future of veterinary medicine. Luckily, he thinks the future is looking pretty bright.

Retail is not the reason for a veterinary hospital, but touches of fun and nonmedical pet items can invigorate your clients visits. Plus, check out three no duh! items you have right now to fix your hospitals retail space today.

From the physical exam down to questions asked by the client on social mediamanage your veterinary records to prevent (or worst case scenario: survive) examining board inquiries.

This practice manager pleads the case for specialty and emergency veterinary centers.

Welcome to laser therapy 101 covering the basics of treatment areas, treatment time and dosages.

This Indiana hospital supports the team and keeps wait times to a minimum, all while wowing clients with its beauty.

You meet the nicest people on a ...um motorcycle. So, let the good times roll because its not the destination, its the journey.

When it comes to providing optimal care for veterinary patients, sometimes the best action is no action at all.

Two hospitals earned top honors as co-Hospitals of the Year.

Two veterinarians respectfully discuss their disagreements about the medical and societal need for early spays and neuters in America's pets.

Veterinary clients often pick a spouse or child as a secondary contact for a pet's microchip, but what happens when the entire family is away from home? Practice manager Brent Dickinson encourages a different method for selecting secondary contacts.

This Indiana hospital supports the team and keeps wait times to a minimum, all while wowing clients with its beauty.

Heres our regular rundown of new and noteworthy veterinary products.

Researchers predict widespread invasion of a tick species in the United States and neighboring countries, posing a significant threat to public health and livestock.

A study out of UC Davis veterinary school connects the DNA sequence of screwtail breeds to Robinow syndrome in humans. We untangle the details to bring you the highlights.

Dr. Kim Johnson shares tips on diagnosing and treating canine transitional cell carcinoma.

The pet insurance providers annual awards dinner for the Veterinary Excellence Awards at VMX in Orlando, Florida, highlighted a kitten-loving volunteer and a lot of Canadians.

Heres some helpful and possibly inspiring advice from two companies that help veterinary practices set up and maintain wellness plans. Have you considered lately whether plans like these could help you educate clients on the need for regular visits, baseline diagnostics and preventive medications?