dvm360 June 2024

Utilizing technology to nurture pets and support the human-animal bond through every stage of life

Clinic staff acts swiftly to improve clients’ experience

The therapy demonstrated an 88% resolution rate in one study

Our Fetch dvm360 conference circuit heads back to the Jersey Shore with 3 new keynote presentations

Employee recognitions can be used to help improve productivity, morale, and a practice’s bottom line

Jon Geller, DVM, DABVP, Emeritus, is working to help ensure pets from all walks of life can get the care they need while helping their owner along the way

Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products

Advance planning can help protect animals, the veterinary team and a practice’s property during a disaster

Alyssa Mages, BS, CVT, chief visionary officer of Empowering Veterinary Teams, says allyship is earned, striven for, and is an honor that is bestowed by those to whom one is an ally with.

Scripts for confident client conversations address pharmacy purchases as well as managing late pet owners

In celebration of Pride Month, one dvm360 student ambassador shares how being in the LGBTQAI community helps him relate to fellow team members, clients, and even patients

The history of diuretics and furosemide

Although chemotherapy is well tolerated in dogs and cats, with most pets feeling well through treatment, adverse effects can occur.

An overview of techniques for handling and restraining turtles, tortoises and terrapins was presented at the 2024 Fetch dvm360 Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Here is what veterinary professionals should be discussing with a compounding pharmacy partner

Affording veterinary care for their pets becomes another major stressor in their lives

Identifying culprits of this allergic reaction to help veterinary teams save their patients’ lives

A veterinary behaviorist breaks down what to look for in geriatric patients for signs of cognitive dysfunction

Learn how veterinary professionals have pursued and succeed in a career with aquatic animals, and how you can to