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55 reasons to laugh
You deserve to have some fun-even at work. Click here to take a walk on the lighter side through a cartoon gallery.
Video blog: Web 101-how to start a practice site
Have you been given the task of creating a Web site? Here's where to begin.
Audio tip: Communicate your practice's vision
Dr. Christine Merle encourages you to talk with your team about the history and vision of your practice.
Two common puppy socialization myths
Socialization is for every breed at every age.
What you can learn from the First Family's puppy
Basic socializing tips all pet owners should be aware of, no matter how old?or famous?their pets are.
Womanpower: Recognize super team members
Give deserving team members a pat on the back.
Message to clients: Lilies are toxic to cats
Common houseplants can cause life-threatening kidney failure in cats.
heartworm mailer 2
heartworm mailer
Analysis: Stimulus plan changes, the 2009 forecast, and what it all means for veterinary practices
The downturn is still with us, but a solid grasp of how recent changes affect you will help your practice persevere-along with a great reminder system.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: Do you delegate?
"Delegating is an art. I would call it a lost art, but I'm not certain that it has ever been found."
Firstline Live at Baltimore ad pdf
This is the ad that's good until April 10, 2009
Dog owners on Lyme disease: What?
Survey reveals dog owners don?t know all the facts.
How to stop fighting with your co-workers
When you and your team members just can't seem to get along, take a look at each others' style.
A lifetime of feline wellness
Use this form to educate clients about your wellness schedule for cats.
Ensuring a safe blood supply: Part I (Proceedings)
A safe and adequate supply of blood components for transfusion is indispensable.
Transfusion support of the bleeding patient: Part II (Proceedings)
Accurate diagnosis and treatment of the bleeding patient requires a basic understanding of the pathophysiology of hemostasis.
Transfusion support of the bleeding patient: Part I (Proceedings)
Whole blood can be stored or processed into one or more of the following components: red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitate.
Ensuring a safe blood supply: Part II (Proceedings)
Bleeding animals often present to the emergency room in advanced stages of disease, on the verge of cardiovascular collapse, and in need of immediate therapeutic intervention.
Clinical evaluation of a bleeding patient (Proceedings)
Abnormal bleeding or bruising is frequently encountered in veterinary clinical practice.
Blood transfusion: Monitoring for adverse events (Proceedings)
Animals should be carefully monitored for any adverse reactions during and for several weeks following transfusion.
Public-health DVM shortage called 'critical'
The dramatic shortage of public-health veterinarians could put the nation at risk.
What's your role?
Your patient care position.
Not before their time
Remind clients old age isn't a disease.
Keep costs affordable
Invaluable health care at a cost clients like.
Why senior pets weigh more
Extra pounds are extra problems.
A dose of the best medicine
Veterinarians and team members alike can cure work woes with laughter.
5 ways to improve patient care
Expert tips to boost your skills.
What you can do to help save your job
Finding ways to generate revenue and cut costs can make you indispensable
Production-based pay: An economic necessity
Our immediate future is about 80 watts short of bright.
10 ways to be a lifesaver
Must-have survival saviors.
