Meredith Rogers, MS, CMPP

Maintaining the ethics of animal care while meeting the educational needs of students is becoming easier with new technologies and practices.

Veterinarians are in a prime position to identify and address animal mistreatment. Here’s what you need to know.

Although this groundbreaking treatment is still in its infancy, anecdotal reports and clinical trials are proving its merits.

The use of vaccines dates back centuries. A look backward and forward shows how far we’ve come—and where we’re going.

A look at veterinary relief work from both the practice's and the practitioner's perspectives.

If healthy pets are the mutual goal, why all the controversy?

Consider your workload, your alternatives and your future.

The generation gap in today's workforce can be both good and bad. Here we present ways to make generational differences in perspective work in your practice.

Along with butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers, veterinarians are representatives of the 28 million small businesses in the United States. However, as any of the approximately 78,000 working veterinarians in this country will attest, practicing veterinary medicine is very different from just about any other occupation.

Implementing Fear Free SM strategies may not only reduce the patient’s stress–a noble pursuit in its own right—but will demonstrate to the client that you sympathize with their pet’s feelings. Subsequently, you will gain a more loyal client who is less hesitant to bring in their pet for a visit.