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As more generics enter the veterinary market, clients are becoming more savvy about them. What does all this mean for your practice?

New research points to major psychological benefits among pet owners.

Use better e-mail practices to protect yourself and your veterinary practice from criminals trying to snatch personal information.

"Bella" has been the most popular pet name for the last two years running, but pet owners are still coming up with creative, quirky names for their best friend companions.

Whether you're fresh out of veterinary school or approaching retirement, it's important to keep a close eye on your savings.

This brochure and how-to video on acclimating cats to carriers help remove barriers to visits to your veterinary practice.

An entrepreneur finds a new way to advertise: pets' skin. But is it ethical?

Make your veterinary practice better, one step at a time, by implementing a way to track systems, procedures, and client preferences.

From flooring to financing, we've got you covered.

New York -- Pfizer is considering the sale of its animal-health business, the company reports.

The job market is shifting, and more women are taking charge. Here's a look at the latest employment trends, as well as a snapshot of female business owners.

Here's how you can do right by clients who can't afford the fees.

Finding a way to hook up with kindred spirits is positive, regardless of whether the link is clothes, Klingons, or veterinary medicine

Take your management skills to the next level.

Use these visual reminders to stay on track.

Enhancing your delivery of feline veterinary care isn't complicated.

Your clients likely keep at least one of these top-selling human drugs in their medicine cabinets. Find out whether they need to worry if their pet accidently ingests one.

Last night, my family ordered dinner delivered from a Chinese food restaurant.

That device in your pocket does a lot more than make calls-it's a powerful client communication tool. Here's how to maximize the technology to make your interactions with equine clients more efficient.

Americans are traditionally comfortable with the laws that prohibit them from taking certain actions such as expectorating in public or conducting insider trading in private.

It's the things you don't say that can hurt your veterinary practice's health the most. Here are four symptoms to look for, along with tips to open up dialogue.

Sometimes clients need a shoulder to cry on. That's when you can go beyond your role as a medical expert and offer much-needed emotional support.

Veterinarians haven't paid enough attention to this phenomenon when setting fees. Now they have to.

Notice that silence? It's the calm before the storm-a storm that threatens to turn into a disaster if the Internet keeps stealing your clients. But those dark clouds don't necessarily mean doom. After all, no computer can provide the level of service your practice can offer.

For those of you keeping score at home, cats are winning the standoff with veterinarians. Here's how to get cats out of combat mode and into your clinic.

Purveyors of the recently published data on the declining perceived value of our services would like us to know that the economic sky is falling.

Starting from scratch can be a daunting task, but it also means you can create a well-organized, comprehensive safety plan for your veterinary practice. Here's how.

Ask yourself these questions to gain insight into what's causing problems at your veterinary practice.