dvm360 September 2021

“First, think. Second, dream. Third, believe. And finally, dare.” —Walt Disney

Incorporating this checkup into yearly wellness visits allows veterinarians to identify orthopedic problems early and take a proactive approach.

Tackle the allergic itch conversation with clients to help curate a plan that works best for both the owner and the patient.

Learn how to help veterinary professionals of all levels reach their full potential.

Jill Clark, DVM, CEO of IGNITE, highlights a self-paced certification that will provide your front desk team the essential tools they need to create patients for life.

Explore the crucial role nutrition plays in treating this frustrating condition and how to determine which diet is best for your patients (Sponsored by The Blue Buffalo Co.).

The willingness to work for food has been observed in some captive animal species in zoos and laboratory rodents.

Although clinicians are now able to bring dogs fast relief from pruritus and inflammation with fewer adverse effects, treatment remains challenging. Here's what you need to know about managing this frustrating condition.

Thoughtful design choices focused on functionality enable this veterinary hospital to stand out among the crowd.

There’s more to the “pandemic puppy” narrative. Here’s what you need to know.

Insights and tips to ensure success for this common surgical procedure.

Find out what happened when this veterinarian performed a skin graft procedure on a horse and collected healthy skin tissue a bit too close to the mane.

The advanced veterinary care provider is offering clear pathways to career advancement with a new leveling up and compensation structure, and continuing education incentives.

It has been a while since I’ve updated you on some of our current and new veterinary education initiatives. Let’s get to it!

Find out why motivation matters, plus how to identify common team motivational hurdles.

Veterinarian and president of the Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry (FVD) offers advice on how to effectively educate pet owners about the hallmark signs of dental emergencies.

MeasureON! canine wearable technology helps veterinary professionals monitor patients' health information while in or out of the clinic.

This clinical case explains how a 10-month-old dog was diagnosed with a rare condition—gallbladder agenesis—and how it will be monitored in the future.

Although the spinal cord choreographs everything a dog does, it is a delicate neural pipeline and vulnerable to common issues that can be mechanical, vascular, infectious, or degenerative.

A robbery is something you hope to never experience at your hospital, but being prepared is crucial for ensuring your staff's safety and preventing significant loss of cash, equipment, and more.

This transaction expands the company’s new clinics to 6 and marks its third acquisition within the year.

Why use heartworm preventives off-label to clear circulating Dirofilaria immitis microfilariae when there’s an FDA-approved alternative that’s safe and effective? (Sponsored by Elanco).

This innovative thermometer accurately measures pet temperatures under the foreleg or hindleg and quickly sends results to practice management software.

A veterinary ophthalmologist outlines the classification, diagnosis and treatment of a leading (and painful) cause of blindness in dogs.