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New rules mean new posters.

Here's the best way to prepare veterinary clients for the worst.

Whether you need to launch a new senior preventive care program or just give your existing one a boost, use these five steps to help veterinary patients age gracefully.

As cats age, they're at increased risk for health issues. Take these tips to heart and take care of your older veterinary patients.

Think you don't have time for strategic planning? Check out this case study, which shows how one practice used a year-end review to plan for next year's success. You just might find the time after all.

Uncle Sam is stepping up efforts to investigate payroll-tax fraud. Don't let your veterinary practice get tangled up in a mess.

A new group would tackle diverted product sales, unfair competition, and other veterinary business perils.

Make sure your team is prepared to handle every case that presents to your clinic.

Practical intelligence leads to entrepreneurial success, a new study finds.

Perform these tasks before the end of the year to make sure your veterinary practice is in good shape for 2012.

Workers who remain on their feet during the day are less likely to be diagnosed with cancer, a new study shows.

It's been a slow recovery for most American employees, but new signs of hope have emerged.

A recent study finds that shoppers make important decisions based on visual cues.

The Four Tier compensation formula accounts for equine veterinary partners' unique contributions to the practice.

Client visits are down. Get your lawyer visits up, and watch our industry's revenue skyrocket.

Look for a strong associate on your veterinary staff-and be prepared to dole out a little tough love.

It's better for team members to admit errors and work to correct them than to maintain a false sense of confidence, a new study finds.

Veterinary client handout and educational video: How to administer subcutaneous fluids

Microchipping is on the rise, thanks in part to a few high-profile lost-pet reunions.

It pays to shop around, but doing so is easier said than done for many veterinary practice owners.

You've probably had some, ahem, unique resumes come across your desk. Here's a look at what hiring managers across the country deal with on a daily basis.

"Not too high, not too low" doesn't work for fees. Veterinarians' low self-esteem could bankrupt our profession

When "say what you mean, and mean what you say" fails miserably in the veterinary exam room

It's a difficult decision that no pet owner wants to make. So here are a few ideas for helping clients pay for your services to keep their pets healthy.

This former veterinary team member nearly starved her pet to death.

Be informed and protect your veterinary practice from a bevy of legal headaches

The very best veterinary team members-and job applicants-do these things

Veterinary clients aren't kings and queens. It's OK to react reasonably when a client insists on special treatment