dvm360 February 2019
AVMA reinstates health insurance for veterinarians in some states
January 25, 2019
Article
Coverage options, halted in 2013 after regulatory changes, will be available to some members and their employees starting in July.
Ron Brakke retires as longtime leader of animal health consulting company
January 15, 2019
Article
Founder hands over day-to-day operation of Brakke Consulting but will continue consulting with veterinary industry clients.
Double take: What working parents and practice owners wish the other side understood
January 14, 2019
Article
Balancing the demands of parenthood with a veterinary associate job is no easy undertaking. Neither is running a successful business. Here both sides plead their case.
Letter to dvm360: Female veterinarians, don't stop dreaming big and other thoughts on Old School, New School
January 11, 2019
Article
Yuan Kang, DVM encourages female veterinarians to take a step up, not a step back, in their careers, even as their personal lives get busier.
How my daughter saved my life
January 10, 2019
Article
It wasnt just the postpartum depression. It was all the other things that piled on, all the ways my brain betrayed me as I grew more and more overwhelmed. What hurt was also the thing that brought me back.
To delegate or not: Finding the best person for the job
January 07, 2019
Article
This veterinarians practice is experiencing growing pains, but is delegation the answer to his administrative issues?
Demystifying family leave for veterinary professionals
January 06, 2019
Article
With a variety of different state and federal policies, knowing what leave you're entitled to can be an arduous task.
FDA works with Pfizer on injectable opioids for veterinary use
January 04, 2019
Article
Agency collaborates with human pharma company to keep hydromorphone, morphine available for surgical and trauma pain in animals during supply shortage.
2019: The Year to Problem Solve
January 02, 2019
Article
Whether its your veterinary clients, team members or associate veterinarians, everyone is coming to you with their unique problems. This year, resolve to solve them, even when it takes a little innovation.
No longer in the friend zone: How the Vet Confessionals project led to love
January 02, 2019
Article
An anonymous poem led these two veterinary professionals to find each other.
Your two paths to telehealth
December 28, 2018
Article
What are they? Dr. Adam Little at Fetch dvm360 says the two paths are: 1) buy or license software so your veterinary practice can offer better telehealth services to clients, or 2) contract with an outside company to offer advice and client service when your practice is busy or closed. (Sure, there’s a third—do nothing—but how long do you think that’ll last?)
Survey: Horse owners look to veterinarians for recommendations
December 26, 2018
Article
Data from American Horse Publications reveals that more horse owners are discussing vaccination and deworming with their veterinarians.
Every complaint is not a lesson
December 24, 2018
Article
In the middle of learning to be a better person and a better doctor or veterinary team member every day, dont fixate too much on how youre not satisfying everyone. Drs. Mary Gardner and Andy Roark shared with a packed house at Fetch dvm360 in San Diego why you shouldnt let the unsatisfied client unravel your passion and workday.
Set boundaries in veterinary practice and save your soul
December 13, 2018
Article
Working in a helping profession, its hard to say no. But something has to give.
8 places you may be sitting on tax savings
December 10, 2018
Article
For your veterinary practice and everywhere, 'tis the season to think taxes, "Fa-la-la-la-la la- oh no, already?"