
This handy form lists every Veterinary Economics article published in 2008.

Fewer fetes doesn't have to mean bad tidings, a new study says.

Grant helps Ocala doctor provide food and basic pet healthcare at local soup kitchen.

You don't need to make drastic changes to lower your overhead.

Find out with an interactive database that tracks how your practice measures up fiscally.

How do you stop employees from stepping out for a "quick" smoke break?

Lift your team meetings out of the doldrums with these creative ideas.

This veterinary clinic fits in with its earthy surroundings.

Salt Lake City - Just short of six months after it opened, the Utah Pet Center - billed as the nation's largest - closed.

A "beastly" boss caught on camera.

Berlin feeds those down on their luck, whether on two legs or four.

Banfield and Meals on Wheels join again for a holiday charity to feed the pets of homebound seniors.

Novartis Animal Health US, Inc. sponsored an interactive quiz at the recent 2008 American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) Annual Convention, resulting in nearly $3,000 in donations.

The Ultimate Dog Lover includes true dog stories, photos, and advice for dog owners.

Learn to help pets fight the high numbers on the scale with this 6-part interactive training module.

Download this Excel worksheet to figure your equine practice's inventory turns per year.

More than half emphasize their company's mission more than ever; 49 percent use mission statements to judge employees during layoffs.

In this session from CVC West, consultant Tom McFerson, CPA, discusses the ramifications of the candidates' tax plans for veterinarians.

Try this winning team-building activity.

PORTLAND, ORE. - The alarms are sounding again to increase the number of veterinarians in the United States.

Paying attention to demographics, finances, diagnostics yields benefits.

In this audio clip from the Veterinary Economics Progress in Practice seminars, consultant Denise Tumblin, CPA, talks about client service and building pet owners' perception of value.

Especially in the current economic environment, you may hate that moment when you ask the client for money. In this audio clip from Progress in Practice, consultant Denise Tumblin addresses this issue and talks about how to explain the value you're offering as you make your recommendation.

Survey says costumed cats and dogs most likely to be pumpkins, devils, and witches.

A new study shows that in a tight job market, many people would.

Download and print out this special PDF client handout with terrific tips on protecting pets during busy Halloweens at home.

If you're male and think women belong in the home, you earn more. If you're female and believe the same thing, you earn less.

Watch how you treat your associates-you may be grooming them to resent you.

Dr. Keith Hilinski sought an upscale look when designing his 6,500-square-foot facility.