
Go green and make these homemade hideaways for cats.

We've been hitting the topic of veterinary team meetings pretty hard lately.

Just because you've never heard complaints doesn't mean everyone is happy. Find your fakes and listen to what your team has to say.

As World Rabies Day approaches, check out this technician's real-life encounter with a rabid patient-and learn how to protect your patients.

Top 3 ways to price products and services

National survey gauges DVM, pet owner attitudes on economy, pricing, wellness.

St. Louis - The number of veterinary visits is falling, and a new partnership between veterinary associations and animal health companies aims to reverse the trend.

It's easy to be bad, so forget the niceties and take your veterinary practice to an all-new low.

Students who complete internships tend to make more money than those who don't. Here's how you can cash in.

For some new parents, settling in at home is a stressful proposition. A new tool hopes to help with this transition.

You know your practice has toxic employees, but do you know how to change them? Shawn McVey reveals how to detox your team.

In many practices, increased costs are often due to inventory costs, says CVC speaker Denise Tumblin.

Inventory and product sales can be tough, says Brian Conrad. Here are some tips to help your practice's products shine.

Hurricane Irene is bearing down on the East Coast. Share these suggestions with pet owners to help them brace for the storm.

You work in a stressful profession, so take these steps to maintain your sanity.

Many veterinarians make their own way in business, just like other entrepreneurs. Find out if these traits help make you and your practice tick.

Your dog may love the open road, but allowing him to ride shotgun could spell trouble for you or other drivers.

Equine veterinarians, learn to decipher the hidden words of the horse-for-sale ad.

Equine practitioners, does this describe you and your clients?

Everyone gets sick, but many rural employees are out of luck if they want to take a paid sick day.

Some dog owners have a big secret: Once they're gone, their pets stand to receive large sums of money.

Consider opening your practice to externships for foreign students. No only will you make the difference in the life of a young person, but you'll reap the rewards culturally and personally.

Nominate your colleagues for awards that include $5,000 to a charity of their choice and a trip to dine and film with the host of PBS travel show "Equitrekking."

Your goal of improving workplace productivity may be noble, but team members might interpret social media monitoring as a lack of trust on your part.

Some areas have fared better than others during the recession. How does your region stack up?

How full is your emergency savings account? If you're like most Americans, you probably aren't saving enough.

A young, adult basset hound presents to you for evaluation of chronic recurrent ear pruritus and a strong "musty" odor. Which of these diagnostic tests would be most useful initially? This is Answer E from the quiz.

If you're willing to try something new to bond with your clients and provide more personal service to your patients, concierge care could be the answer.

Here's a refresher on some of the lingo involved in discussing, explaining, and marketing veterinary drugs.

Talk to the boss with a plan in hand for turning your CE into better patient care or practice management.