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As a full-time practicing veterinarian with the typical type A personality, I havent given myself ample time over my 27 years to actually venture out -- to be adventurous.

The rules of marketing aren't what they used to be!

Now that many of us have experienced how negative internet reviews can impact our practices, and have learned how to handle them, should we stop there?

Small animal patients with cardiac disease and/or congenital abnormalities can be challenging and sometimes intimidating patients.

Endotracheal tubes are usually made from silicone, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic or red rubber.

An important time for practices to include a behavioral exam is when a pet becomes a senior.

Your clients may give their pets too many treats and provide too little exercise, but could a biological phenomenon actually be causing their pets' weight problems?

Clean up your truck with Dr. Mark Baus's tips on today's technology for the on-the-go veterinarian.

Your clinic will always be a target for embezzlement, whether you realize it or not. Take action now to avoid problems in the future.

You can scream and shout, but until you work out your communication muscles, you'll never get through to your veterinary clients. It's time to do better.

You may be tempted to sacrifice shut-eye for schoolwork. But doing so may only hinder your chances for success.

Younger workers have a different set of workplace wants and needs than their elders. How is your veterinary practice responding to the challenge?

What could you be doing to better assist clients when they visit your practice? The answer is a short survey away.

What could you be doing to better assist clients when they visit your practice? The answer is a short survey away.

Share these tick tips with your veterinary clients to help them keep their pets safe.

Compare 2011 and 2012 models and learn whether the extra space for your veterinary drugs and gear in an extended bed means a drop in fuel MPG.

Summer is unofficially over and school hallways are bustling with activities. Here's a guide your clients can use to help their pets adjust.

As pet thefts become more prevalent, it's more important than ever for your clients to invest in microchips for their dogs.

As the nation mourns a group of lost soldiers, one dog displays incredible loyalty to his fallen friend.

Stick it to heartworm-not veterinary patients.

Help families who can't afford veterinary care.

Instead of simply recommending diagnostics as a way to screen for problems, break down the medical terminology and show clients why it's crucial for their pets.

Train early and often to help new team members learn procedures and stay safe. Here's what your program should cover.

Time to reevaluate your position in the practice. Here's how to make the transition a smooth one.

In this wonky economy, you need to shout-not whisper-about the value your clinic provides. Use these tips to pump up the volume.

Now you can wipe away your worries.

How pet insurance can help your clients-and your practice

Client handout: Understanding your pet's blood work