Practice Management

veterinary-dogs-party-hats-celebrating-win-rewards-AdobeStock_41990622-450.jpg

Thats rightyou get a gold star. Managers, get together with your management or the entire team to brainstorm goals (and rewards) worthy of tooting horns, patting backs and yelling, Hip-hip-hooraySTAT!

veterinary_puppy_nutrition_handout_450.jpg

Our library at dvm360.com has dozens and dozens of free printable PDFs for pet owners at your veterinary hospital. Actually, weve got dozens just from the past year alone.

Following the old adage an apple a day can improve mental health, too. Try this simple and inexpensive exercise to bring your team together.

veterinary-dog-muzzle-AdobeStock_83878456-450.jpg

National Dog Bite Prevention Week is coming up, and that means its time to think about your role in veterinary practice in keeping you and your team safe from frightened, biting dogs. Plus, resources to educate clients about preventing dog bites in the wider world.

veterinary-girl-whisper-dog-ear-AdobeStock_62409554-450.jpg

Are you nailing the jargon-free, informative conversation about parasite preventives, parasite-related disease and the options to buy preventives in stores and online? Don't miss a chance to offer veterinary clients the reasons to buy the stuff from your hospital or internet pharmacy.

veterinary-pomeranian-money-doodles-AdobeStock_115421982-450.jpg

ProSal is my veterinarian compensation method thats I developed years ago. Its one way of wrapping your head around recognizing the power of strong associate recommendations as well as proving that good business is good medicine.

030119_heartworm-toolkit-bayer_cover.jpg

This toolkit delivers team training, free client handouts, exam room education strategies and more, all designed to make it as easy as possible for veterinarians and their teams to discuss heartworm disease with clients and promote year-round prevention in dogs and cats. (With an educational grant provided by Zoetis)

veterinary-cats-dogs-five-AdobeStock_216656771-450.jpg

Heres some helpful and possibly inspiring advice from two companies that help veterinary practices set up and maintain wellness plans. Have you considered lately whether plans like these could help you educate clients on the need for regular visits, baseline diagnostics and preventive medications?