Liz Nartowicz

Don't dismiss clients' requests-no matter how absurd they may be.

Veterinary Economics celebrates its 50th anniversary with a trip down memory lane.

Do any of these troublesome team members work at your practice?

Five myths to forget before you find the perfect position.

New York dog recognizes written commands.

Follow these winter safety tips for feral cats.

Take these steps to protect yourself against the flu.

Participate in a study to help raise awareness about the dangers of pet obesity-and possibly win $200 for your clinic.

Don't fall victim to the yes syndrome. Use these techniques to say nay.

Relationships with other practices make or break your referrals.

Five recent films caught using unauthorized and deceptive end credits.

The most popular dogs in America can teach you a thing or two about how to become the pick of your practice.

It's not just what you know or who you know, it's how you think and what you do that determines your success level.

Complete these quick activities while you're on the clock to live a longer, fuller life.

Cats. They pull at your heartstrings, and they know it. Recent studies suggest that cats convince you to do their bidding. How? With their siren calls you call meows.

Brain matter may determine your sociability.

Proactive use of online social networks preserves your practice's standing with clients.

Avoid these common senior care missteps.

Talk so your boss will listen.

Find the plan that's right for you, your practice, and your clients.

It's the aftermath, not the error, that determines failure. Recover from any blunder with style and you'll emerge more successful than before the slip-up. Here's how.

How you can help itchy pets.

The dirt on skin diagnostics.

Learn the visual cues.

Answer clients' burning questions.

Take a look at chart-topping country song titles for career inspiration and guidance.

Your patient care position.

Expert tips to boost your skills.

Must-have survival saviors.

You may know these tips, but do you follow through?