
The importance of topical therapy for pets should not be underestimated.
This photo tour gives you a glimpse at eight different reception desks. Find inspiration in the shape, materials, and functionality of these great examples.
Download and share this PDF handout to help clients remember to administer medications to pets at home.
Download and share this handout as a PDF or customizable Word document to reassure worried clients that feline diabetes is a chronic but treatable condition.
Tips on talking to clients when they ask a tough question before a procedure from Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Dr. Jim Kramer, CVPM.
The veterinary channel connects brands and pet owners.
Complete this simple activity to show co-workers you appreciate them.
A black belt in the veterinary field reveals his tried-and-true tips to running a practice that can?t be beat.
Follow this simple rule to avoid long client wait times.
Participate in a study to help raise awareness about the dangers of pet obesity-and possibly win $200 for your clinic.
Read these rules to see the requirements for winning an iPod Touch through the Firstline Challenge.
I had to get real with the practice owner to save to save our working relationship-and change the negative atmosphere lingering in the practice.
Hear why TV personality and Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Dr. Marty Becker thinks it's only getting better for veterinarians.
Columbia, S.C. -- The South Carolina Association of Veterinarians (SCAV) is pushing state legislators to allow veterinary team members to give rabies vaccines. At present, only veterinarians can administer the vaccination to cats and dogs.
Use this form at your next team meeting to help bridge the generation gap.
Emergency medical records are arguably the most important records you'll keep.
Fearful and anxious pets require a gentle approach in the clinic or hospital, to minimize and hopefully reduce the pet's fear and prevent escalation.
Talk to clients about the importance of therapeutic pet food?and how to pay for it.
Root-canal therapy was chosen to avoid surgery on the patient mentioned in the first two parts of this series. While root canal is very successful, not all cases respond. Additional therapy may be required.
When you administer anesthesia, make sure you completely document the process.
Downloadable form for team meeting activity
Make talking about fleas less uncomfortable.
East coast updates on technician licensing.
To help veterinarians complete medical records in a timely manner, follow these tips.
Clinic offers organization tip.
Twister is healthy and happy.
See how one clinic keeps track of needles and sringes.
Put down the pencil and pick up a mouse for a new way to educate employees.
Dr. Michael Rehm shares his tips for promoting wellness care for clients