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Veterinary Economics 2010 State of the Industry Survey 1 is now closed
This survey is now closed.
Veterinary practice owners may earn new tax break
Find out whether you qualify for the IRS' new Small Business Health Care Tax Credit.
Veterinary Economics 2010 State of the Industry Survey 2 is now closed
Managing internal conflict: A comprehensive resource for stopping the madness
Use these strategies and tools to improve co-worker relations-and your practice.
Q&A: Recognize your hard workers
Other than bonuses or financial incentives, how can I reward team members for a job well done?
New study may shock a world of caffeine-fueled workers
Research shows-gasp-no net benefit to alertness from drinking coffee.
AVMA revises policy on identifying microchips in lost pets
Schaumburg, Ill. -- The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) recently revised its policy on electronic identification for pets.
7 pains you shouldn't ignore
Feet burning? Back aching? Suffering from the worst headache of your life? Experts explain which symptoms require immediate medical attention.
Do you have a work spouse?
Take this test to see if your close coworker relationship mirrors a real marriage.
Tools for celebrating June as Adopt-A-Cat Month
Celebrate Adopt-A-Cat Month by downloading materials to help promote cat adoption and feline health care.
Q&A: How to treat the love bug
I've recently discovered that two of my employees are dating. How do I address the situation?
Your role in vaccinations
You are crucial in this preventive measure in pets.
Zoonotics: Crucial questions to ask clients during annual exams
Are your clients withholding information crucial to preventing zoonotic diseases? Use this form to dig deeper and find the truth.
Send off for samples before you buy building materials
Don't decide from a catalogue. Request samples to get a sense of what materials look like in person.
How safe are your vaccine procedures?
Many critical aspects of vaccination-from storage and handling to administration and patient safety-are in your hands.
6 ways to become an all-star employee
The heat of summer has settled in. So why not follow suit and heat things up at work? Follow these tips for stepping up and getting noticed in your practice.
The latest contributor to Veterinary Economics: You!
We're on the lookout for user-generated content.
6 tips for integrating equipment into your facility
That shiny equipment looks great in the showroom, but you need a plan to include it in your new or remodeled hospital. Follow this guide to make a seamless transition.
3 research-proven ways to inspire and motivate employees
Team members say these three things will pick up productivity and excite enthusiasm.
Stick it to low morale with this team contest
Stick it to low team morale
Your employee rights were violated. Now what?
Protect yourself and preserve a strong working relationship with these three tips.
Bad breath makes a great client education video
Bad breath makes a great video
Tips for safe vaccine administration and patient care
Follow these guidelines for vaccinating pets and watching for adverse effects.
Jumping design hurdles
Setbacks slowed construction for this California practice but made the building better in the end.
Q&A: Spotlight on spot-on parasite preventives
Recent EPA reports may mean your clients are struggling to sort fact from fiction about spot-on parasite preventives. Here's what you need to know to educate pet owners about how to safely and effectively use spot-on parasite preventives.
Take your roof from flat to fantastic
If you have an outdated, leaky roof, bring it up to today's standards.
Building better health into your veterinary hospital
Good design is more than building codes and aesthetics. Employ these innovative evidence-based designs to boost patient, client, and team member health.
5 facts about employee rights
Many team members blindly stumble through issues of breaks, overtime pay, and family leave. Find out whether your practice gives you enough-or whether you expect too much.
Road to better pet behavior: Books for the veterinary clinic
Dr. Wayne Hunthausen recommends these books and resources as books for a client lending library or part of a veterinary practice's resources.
Q&A: How to market your practice to low-income clients
How can we market our services to clients in a low-income area?