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A look at veterinary medicineand Veterinary Medicinethrough the years.

An unusual encounter with veterinary patients leaves Dr. Brock running for his life, covered in smelly spit.

Dr. Brocks columns are a humorous and true look at everyday practice life.

Higher standards need to be placed on the quality of education provided.

Its possible to ask for fair prices without alienating your lower-income clients.

The ins and outs of the business are not what she was hired for, says reader.

Can you really establish a high standard of medicine in seven minutes per patient?

Combining the cutting-edge medicine of Veterinary Medicine and the tips and advice of Veterinary Economics, Vetted offers practical, get-it-into-action now information, with a small side of sass.

Pictures of your own staff's pets give these veterinary client cards the personal touch.

Dr. Miller remembers a colleague, and has a proposal for adventurous veterinarians.

Our inherent sense of rivalry can be a force for self-improvement rather than a way to crush the doc down the street.

Is the word feline practically taboo in your practice? Are you frustrated because youve tried things that havent worked? Are you really more of a dog person? Youre not alone. Check out this info from dvm360 and strategies from your veterinary peers.

Feline fanatics and devoted dog lovers debate the pros and cons of each species, but in the end we love them all.

These easy-to-clean doors keep the odor away as well.

Keep your cuffs ready for action with this tip.

Being in charge can be tiresome some days.

Interns may come to you to continue their education, but they can also teach you a thing or two, in practice and in friendship.

Rosenbergs column damages already strained relationships.

Reader suggests that Doc Brock went too far.

Spare yourself a hairy mess with when clipping patients this easy practice tip.

Dr. Sarah Wooten provides her perspective on advising clients when it comes to diet questions.

The policies adopted by the AVMA still tend to emphasize physical over emotional health, particularly in the food animal arena.

A special expression crosses a horses face when it knows youre there to help.

Including input from oncologist would have provided more complete view.

Harsh penalties hurt lower-income clients.

Our profession must keep up with changing business modelsor suffer the consequences.

A rabies drive with a cast of characters for the record books.

Veterinary safety expert Phil Seibert offers dos and donts for electrical safety at your hospital.