As a veterinarian, you may never have pictured yourself in a bee suit. But you can, in fact, play an important role in the health of bees.
Implement these five strategies to drive more local traffic to your website and boost new business acquisition.
In July 2017, the VetPartners MidYear Meeting convened in Indianapolis, Indiana, and the agenda included two sessions on one very timely topic: diversity.
We highlight exciting new and upcoming advances in the treatment of the most common heart disease in dogs, plus a pet owner’s account of her dog’s reparative surgery.
Requiring COVID-19 vaccinations can keep your team, your clients, and your business safe.
Life is unpredictable. It’s better to have your bases covered should you encounter a serious life change — especially if you own a veterinary practice.
Google AdWords a powerful marketing tool that can place your practice in front of a very valuable, growing audience. Here are the basics.
Improving a shelter dog’s behavior in the kennel may not improve their chances for adoption, according to a new study by Texas Tech and Arizona State University veterinary researchers.
Scientists are hard at work trying to harness dogs’ ability to detect cancer with their nose.
It’s virtually impossible for a veterinary practice to be successful without cash flow. Having a steady income means owners can maintain the day-to-day business, make smart investments, and plan for future growth.
A day off before a holiday weekend turns out to be a real lifesaver for one curious canine and his technician owner.
A new therapy shows promise for reducing a serious neurologic complication that may result from the potentially deadly equine herpesvirus-1 infection.
Dog walking is positively correlated with the physical health of adults aged 50 years and older, according to a study recently published in The Gerontologist. However, the results did not show that dog ownership (as opposed to dog walking) was associated with better physical health.
Viewers of the Discovery Channel’s highly anticipated Shark Week may not know about the different role sharks play aside from teeth-thrashing and jaw-clamping they see on television.
A better understanding of possible causes of pleural space disease will help practitioners alleviate patient discomfort faster.
The FDA has issued 14 warning letters and 4 online advisory letters to US-based companies illegally selling more than 65 products with fraudulent claims that they cure cancer.
To some, red wine can seem daring, more refined and harder to understand than other kinds of wine, but don’t be discouraged. Here's everything you need to know about five common red wines to get started.
Behavioral model reveals subconscious beliefs that restrict good pain management
Giving clients access to you at their convenience offers a plethora of benefits for your patients, your clients, and your practice.
Buying or leasing a new veterinary practice is a daunting task. Don’t go it alone.
Ed Carlson, CVT, VTS (Nutrition), technician learning and development manager at Ethos Veterinary Health, explains the importance of feeding pets a complete and balanced diet.
Audiology students at 3 universities are administering hearing tests to animals through the FETCHLAB program.
We take a look at the potential impact of pet wearables on the veterinary practice of the future.
With the right plan in place, it’s possible to pay off your student loan debt, save for your future and have money to spend on the things you love.
People who’ve made both pretax and after-tax contributions to their workplace retirement plan can now easily separate them when rolling them over to traditional and Roth IRAs, thanks to a recent IRS ruling.
Investigators recently reported in Environmental Science & Technology that cats with hyperthyroidism had significantly higher serum levels of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) than did euthyroid cats.
Outlining a strategic plan early in practice ownership provides an overall sense of direction toward future prosperity.
Giving proper advice to clients of diabetic pets requires an understanding of the many problems that can result from mistakes made in the choice, use, and monitoring of insulin.
Managers can develop team members’ skills, knowledge and self-esteem, or they can create animosity, mistrust and doubt.