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Inspiring your team to be their best is harder than it might seem.

Don’t let carelessness or lack of knowledge put your patients in danger.

Learn what to do before a team member reaches the breaking point.

A lot goes into diagnosing skin conditions. Here’s what you should know.

Take a look at the numbers, and you see the student debt crisis is bigger than veterinary medicine. But the debt-to-income ratio makes our professions student loans particularly tough.

At the beginning of the week, we asked you to share your memories with us of the conference, and you responded on social media. Check out your memories below. We'll keep adding them as you post to Instagram and Twitter using #ACVC2018.

New recommendations aim to increase the safety of anesthesia for feline patients.

It's easy to get judgy about a pet living in poverty. Before you do, take a moment to imagine where its owner came from.

When it comes to bacterial strains like MRSA affecting humans, trying to fight off the resistance isn't futile. Here are questions you can ponder before every case to keep antibiotics going strong in pets.

The Puppy Project hopes to stop factory farming of puppies by offering breeders and potential owners a better, safer alternative.

You’ll alleviate frustration, improve team performance, boost client satisfaction, and enjoy better business outcomes.

Compassion fatigue, brownout, burnout, depressionso many conditions, and veterinarians may suffer from any of them. Learn to understand the differences between each and set yourself on a path to more happiness.

In a first-of-its-kind study, a simple decolonization protocol in an outpatient cancer center was shown to reduce MRSA infection in children and therapy dogs.

In a recent survey, veterinarians reported important considerations when referring cases to specialty care.

Study results show that live nonpathogenic organisms might have beneficial effects in a host of conditions. The trick is choosing the right product.

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

This week, this vet muses about the steep cost of therapeutic diets for her four catsand thats with the professional discount.

A multimodal approach typically works best, with patient and client safety always top priority.

Goals in veterinary practice management are great, but they dont mean much if we dont execute a plan to achieve them.

Now approved in Japan, BRENDA is the first drug of its kind to safely and effectively reduce the clinical signs associated with acute pancreatitis in dogs.

A better understanding of possible causes of pleural space disease will help practitioners alleviate patient discomfort faster.

When it comes to professional courtesy with veterinary clients, how comfortable is too comfortable?

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.

An informative and educational website helps keep clients engaged and win new business.

We got a peek inside the retail giant's thought process at the NAVC E-Commerce Summit.

Knowing when and how to test for feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus will enable optimal care for feline patients.

Consider using some of October’s animal-centric holidays to promote your veterinary services and keep your patients healthy.

This ex-Gambino-crime-family mobster would not be able to rescue the creatures of New York without the help of a veterinarian and his team.

Veterinary architect shares the features that teams love.

Many owners alter their dog’s diet after a diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy—usually without veterinary supervision. Here’s what you should know.