Business

The role of veterinarians is changing, and veterinary schools and colleges are responding and retooling.

So, you've got a website. Now you need to update it and drive your clients there. Veterinary Economics wants to help! Use these resources to populate your site, reach out to pet owners, and develop more compliant clients.

Just like humans, horses like a little TLC on their sore and tired spots.

Your toolbox for promoting flea control to clients, including articles for your veterinary practice's website, Facebook posts and tweets, and blurbs for your e-newsletter.

Veterinary drug spinoff company plans to offer minority share in stocks in 2013.

Somebody else's mom or dad, husband or wife, or son or daughter. It?s easy to feel on the outside when you have a front-row seat to personal relationships in the veterinary workplace. Use this advice from Firstline board member Shawn McVey to navigate tricky waters with style.

Download this handy form that makes securing veterinary client permission to post photos and social media updates a snap.

Links to websites asking for disaster help from veterinarians.

Find links to an emotional intelligence test, 7 morale boosters to pump up your practice, and more.

We're giving away a free package of the most popular forms, handouts, and tips on dvm360.com to veterinarians and practice managers who take our 2012 Veterinary Economics Business Issues Survey. Answer our questions and put these forms to work for you right now.

Complex passwords are your best protection, but they can be tricky to remember. Here's how.

An estimated 9 million Americans had their identity stolen last year. Here's what you can do if you find yourself amongst one of them.

Be proactive and take these steps to protect your identity.

The future of mixed-animal practice will survive if practice owners are willing to compromise with associates.

Use technology to hack into your habits and keep tabs on your fitness routine.

Spruce up your computer's desktop with these fun images.

How to create a consistent message.

20 issues driving change in our veterinary profession.

To "grok" means to fully understand something. Before you head into the process of building a new veterinary practice, grok it.

If the engagement among your veterinary practice's Facebook fans has dropped off, an algorithm may be to blame.

Nobody knows equine practice management like Jim Guenther. Here are five of his best articles from over the years.

Overweight employees cost U.S. business billions annually.

Every veterinary team member has a hand in safeguarding pets' health.

Work toward practice harmony right now.

A new study says the average veterinary hospital is up in sales compared with 2010. Find out how to prepare your practice for a more positive future.

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