Business

Hay prices are on the rise. Here's what your clients can do to help horses.

Before you build, keep barking noise at bay with these tips.

When your well runs dry, it's impossible to offer the service pets and their owners need. A healing environment requires healthy healers. Here's what you need to know to take care of yourself - and your colleagues.

Dr. Michael Paul discusses the best practices for vaccine administration and what to do about declining client visits.

As an associate, what do I do about team management problems when I don't have the authority to address them?

Studies show that running isn't bad for your knees. Sitting around is.

Here are some issues currently on my green sheets.

Veterinary employers would benefit from adopting the sunshiny practices of labor unions and government.

A longtime client admits to an episode of abuse, and a veterinarian weighs her options.

Why incompetent people are so often promoted over their veterinary peers.

Use this advice to help educate your clients about being aware of their pets' physical condition.

Surround yourself with experts you trust when you're building a veterinary hospital.

Everybody seems to love dogs, but what about cats?

The Supreme Court has upheld a majority of the Affordable Care Act. So now what?

Statistical analysis across many industries shows the benefits of letting nature in.

Create a plan, be persistent, and measure success. Give your marketing efforts time to grow and produce new or more knowledgeable clients.

Along with a healthy diet and lots of exercise, nutritional supplements should find a place in your daily routine.

Use these materials to educate team members about how to crack that tough nut-the nonurgent emergency call. Follow the directios to get your practice back on its feet by preparing an educational meeting on this topic.

Pet owners were much less interested in talking about behavior issues in the exam room than veterinarians. Get tips on integrating behavior into your practice.

Prepare your veterinary clinic for the up-and-coming generation of tweeting, texting, and Facebooking clients.

Offer advice to clients about where to move their mouse.

Veterinarians, technicians, and team members say goodbye to their beloved pets for the weekend and travel from all over the globe to attend CVC Kansas City. Luckily there are plenty of pooches to pet and snuggle in the exhibit hall. Check out this photo gallery to ooh and aah over our new four-legged friends.

A new study reveals that businesses could lose top talent if managers don't address employee concerns.

At CVC Kansas City this week, Dr. Dave Nicol, author of the e-book The Yellow Pages Are Dead: Marketing Your Veterinary Practice in the Digital Age, presented to an eager crowd some website and e-mail strategies to help you market your veterinary practice. Here are his top tips.

Encourage your veterinary team to be more productive. You might learn a thing or two yourself.

Advancing age may play a role in managers' level of vitality.

A sense of belonging and attachment to a group of co-workers is a better motivator for some employees than money, according to a new study by University of Iowa researchers.

If your veterinary client waiting room is still rocking the shag carpet, it's time for an update. No money? No problem. Veterinary Economics hospital design experts reveal the best ways to design and build on a budget.