October 2018

A top-down approach to management often does not lead to a successful practice. Try letting team members lead the charge instead.

Clinical examination and behavioral observation during travel may identify horses at increased risk for transportassociated respiratory disease.

Tips from business, financial, and practice management experts.

The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine is instituting a 5-year plan to support antimicrobial stewardship in veterinary settings.

A relatively small arsenal of drugs can stabalize and manage most dogs with this disease, improving quality of life and long-term outcomes.

Lifelong medical management can improve quantity and quality of life in cats with this common respiratory disorder.

New recommendations aim to increase the safety of anesthesia for feline patients.

The Puppy Project hopes to stop factory farming of puppies by offering breeders and potential owners a better, safer alternative.

You’ll alleviate frustration, improve team performance, boost client satisfaction, and enjoy better business outcomes.

Study results show that live nonpathogenic organisms might have beneficial effects in a host of conditions. The trick is choosing the right product.

A multimodal approach typically works best, with patient and client safety always top priority.

A better understanding of possible causes of pleural space disease will help practitioners alleviate patient discomfort faster.

An informative and educational website helps keep clients engaged and win new business.

Knowing when and how to test for feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus will enable optimal care for feline patients.