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How team meetings can make you a better veterinary employee
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?
Q&A: Stop yelling and start praising your veterinary staff
Team members respond better to honey than vinegar.
5 top-selling human drugs and the dangers to your veterinary patients
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.
What your veterinary team members love & hate about their jobs
Find out what team members are saying behind your back-and use their comments to create a happier, more productive workplace.
Make pillows to comfort your veterinary patients
This is comfort made sew easy.
4 signs your practice suffers from constipated communication
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.
Turn an old veterinary container into a useful desk tool
Meet your new favorite pen holder.
Q&A: Make your veterinary clients a match
Q: How can I find the perfect pet for my client's lifestyle?
Why cats hate your veterinary practice-and how to win back their love
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.
Questions that help you uncover constipated communication
Ask yourself these questions to gain insight into what's causing problems at your veterinary practice.
Constipated communication: Diagnostic checklist
Rate your veterinary practice to find out whether your team communication is up to snuff.
San Francisco bill attempts to ban goldfish sales
A new bill proposed in California tries to stop the "inhumane suffering of fish."
Iowa State reaches settlement with veterinarians over non-compete agreements
Des Moines -- A settlement was reached in a high-profile lawsuit over non-compete agreements between Iowa State University (ISU) and several former veterinarian employees.
Baby fat: Pet obesity on the rise in new-baby households
A new study says that new parents are more likely to have overweight pets.
Client form: Payment expectation and patient information
Help clients understand what you'll expect from them at time of service.
Top states and cities for dog bites
Studies show where the best-or worst-biters are located in the U.S.
Quick tip: Improve client compliance
Medication administration made easy.
Quick tip: Advocate the advantages
Don't just say it-explain it.
Quick tip: Guide client surfing
Turn Dr. Clients into savvy searchers.
7 effective emetics and how to use them
Emetic agents work by causing gastric irritation, stimulating the central nervous system chemoreceptor trigger zone, or a combination of both. Here's your emetics cheat sheet for dogs and cats.
Specialty hospital sued after technician contracts MRSA infection
A veterinary technician is suing the specialty clinic where she worked after claiming she contracted MRSA.
Celebrate the superstars at your veterinary practice
Try this morale-booster on for size.
6 ways to up veterinary technicians' professional cred
Just because veterinary technicians get credentialed doesn't mean they get extra respect. Here's how to make technician credentials really worth something.
Operation mow the lawn
I had to tackle this tough task sooner or later. Turns out it was later.
Q&A: Make the distinction-veterinary technician vs. assistant
Q: What's the difference between a veterinary technician and an assistant? I'm thinking of becoming certified.
Q&A: Veterinary staff meeting makeover
It's time to spice up your team meetings.
3 ways to plan for future growth
Don't shortchange yourself. Think big when designing your veterinary facility and assume you'll need the extra space later.
Differentiating among allergy, endocrine, and behavioral patients (PDF)
Use this chart to sort out the cause of skin problems in pets.
Arrhythmias related to everyday emergencies
Technicians aren't all destined to be cardiologists. But all technicians should understand what a normal cardiac rhythm looks like and how it's generated.
Q&A: Tired of babysitting my veterinary team members
Q: I've worked as a practice manager for 10 years and I still can't get people to take responsibility. What can I do to encourage my team members to step up to the plate? -Burnt-out
Endocrinology expert provides insights on 2 disorders
Wellness Tip of the Week: Avoiding the 'hangry' feeling
FDA approves Mometamax Single
Investigators are studying Chagas disease with a One Health approach