Technicians

Cutting down on waste is possible for anyone, including veterinary professionals. Here are some quick changes you can make to reduce the impact at your practice.

And what can we do in veterinary practice, and in the wider world, to bring back some old-fashioned rules of courtesy, civility and respect?

If you have a pulse and dread the days spent counting inventory, this is the doodle for you.

We know that vaccines train the immune system how to react quickly to certain diseases. Let veterinary clients with new puppies know all about how awesome they are in this printable PDF client handout.

Within the aftermath of a tragic event or natural disaster, Lutheran Church Charities' K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry helps bring light back into the victims' dark world.

Set up good vibes for your patients (and their owners) in a hurry.

Does veterinary practice ever feel like a freaky episode of "Black Mirror"? It's often the clients. (Nope, its always the clients. Love 'em, but what the what?!) Here are five tales readers shared with us. Enjoy.

He's a TV star, architect of Fear Free practice and a plain old practitioner. Come along and get to know this one-of-a-kind personality.

To the women in the veterinary profession whove been led to believe theyre bitches for being assertive: Its time to change that.

Could your veterinary practices gossip policy get you in hot water with the National Labor Relations Board? Maybe.

Here's your complete guide to sexual harassment, whether you're employer, victim or bystander. From personal accounts to professional advice, find out how the profession can fight backand find beauty in the strength of the words, "Me too."

Veterinary professionals open up about their own experiences with unwelcome sexual advances, gender-related power plays-and downright creepiness.

When you're evaluating the quality of a veterinary patient's diet, consider these warning signs.

Veterinary professionals share their experiences with sexual assault

Dealing with a pack mentality is not what I signed up for when I entered the veterinary technology profession.

A new study shows that intervention with pimobendan may be helpful in asymptomatic dogs with structural cardiac changes.

If youre burning through veterinary team members, try a new approach to employee orientationand snuff the fires for good.

The ICU: A truly life-saving arena. Get ready to enter with these pointers from an expert critical care veterinary technician.

Consider these veterinary supplements-and be prepared to respond when clients ask you about them.

In nice weather, you and your pet may enjoy walks, runs or other exercise outside. Here's a client handout to share to help clients keep pet exercising and at a healthy weight when winter is here.

Nerd #1 Tasha McNerney guides us through her top anesthesia and pain management picks.

This toolkit delivers articles, tips, handouts, videos and tools all designed to make it as easy as possible to discuss tick control with clients. (With an educational grant provided by Merck Animal Health)

Sharing isnt always caringespecially when it can harm your patients that purr. Educate your veterinary clients on the dangers posed by permethrin with this free handout.

Your current cleaning products are weighing your veterinary practice downnot to mention that pesky biofilm they leave behind. With new probiotic cleaning solutions, your practice, patients and staff will shine just that much brighter.

We cant wait to show you these wait-eliminating companies that offer direct appointment booking to help veterinary clients skip the wait you get the picture.

It's time to check what your veterinary clients are listening to.

The elusive, bicuspid-loving tooth fairy is making money from her work with teeth. Are you?

Three veterinary professional share their stories of what it was like to emerge from one stage of a career to the next: the fears, the joysand the complete surprises.

Canine compulsive disorder, much like OCD in humans, produces blood and leaves scarsphysical and psychological wounds that affect pets and owners. After decades of research in this field, Dr. Nicholas Dodman says there is hope.

Dealing with co-workers can be as stressful as handling patients, says this vet tech.