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Lack of respect between generations of doctors, longer hours with no breaks, and not enough time for family and rest could take its toll on equine practitioners.

As more generics enter the veterinary market, clients are becoming more savvy about them. What does all this mean for your practice?

New research points to major psychological benefits among pet owners.

A new study shows that leadership is still seen in masculine terms.

As the weather heats up, so does the incidence of heat exhaustion and heat stroke in horses.

Famous words from famous people to brighten your day.

Use better e-mail practices to protect yourself and your veterinary practice from criminals trying to snatch personal information.

The Midwest heat wave has spurred the growth of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) on lakes and ponds. Here's what you need to know.

A new ban in New York City will hopefully put an end to drunken puppy-buying.

Avoid trouble for your veterinary practice by ensuring you're playing by Facebook's promotions rules.

New mothers are more likely to remain happy at work if you offer them a little flexibility upon their return.

Two in-the-trenches managers will provide you and your team with practical solutions for getting it all done-together.

Don't let dental recommendations go in one ear and out the other. Present a unified, consistent front so pet owners will get the message.

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Finding a way to hook up with kindred spirits is positive, regardless of whether the link is clothes, Klingons, or veterinary medicine

Install this cell phone rule to save your sanity.

You can reduce your patients' potential for problems by staying clear of these common pitfalls.

Take your management skills to the next level.

Learn how to face your to-do list before it comes back to bite you.

Use these visual reminders to stay on track.

Team meetings are a great way to learn important skills, develop teamwork, and encourage communication among employees. So why aren't you meeting more often?

Team members respond better to honey than vinegar.

Your clients likely keep at least one of these top-selling human drugs in their medicine cabinets. Find out whether they need to worry if their pet accidently ingests one.

Find out what team members are saying behind your back-and use their comments to create a happier, more productive workplace.

This is comfort made sew easy.

It's the things you don't say that can hurt your veterinary practice's health the most. Here are four symptoms to look for, along with tips to open up dialogue.

Meet your new favorite pen holder.

Q: How can I find the perfect pet for my client's lifestyle?

For those of you keeping score at home, cats are winning the standoff with veterinarians. Here's how to get cats out of combat mode and into your clinic.

Ask yourself these questions to gain insight into what's causing problems at your veterinary practice.