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Educate clients and avoid toxicosis cases with these prewritten social media messages.

Veterinary architect Heather Lewis, AIA, NCARB, breaks down the best flooring for use in clinics.

The dvm360 editors combed through our greatest Fear Free tips to bring the best of the exam-room-focused interior design details to you.

You may want to say adios to 2017, but join us for a quick walk back the articles that captured the attention of industry professionals across the country.

Governmental regulation expert Philip Seibert helps a veterinary practice know where to turn when a practice owner is misinformed on the legalities of overtime.

These are the client education tools you couldnt stop downloading. Grab 'em now to finish the year strong.

Dr. Kathryn Primm sees an aversion to the moniker if not the medicine

Seriously. Its time to take a stand on these veterinary client non-compliance situations.

Dr. Andy Roark and his trusty sidekick Meg Pierson walk us through why change is difficult and how to handle it. Also side-swoop bangs and Bowie. Ehh ... just watch the video.

Your veterinary clients are fed up with their new 'roommates.' Give them the tips and tricks they need to make their property less appealing to unwanted critters.

To your veterinary clients, it may seem like deer and other wildlife are cute additions to their local landscape, but these transient visitors can pass disease to their pets.

Sure, you could keep things the same foreverand become irrelevant to your clients and patients.

The veterinary super analyst takes us through preventive care, corporate takeovers, industry burnout and back again in dvm360's podcast.

If your business is in order and your clients are receptive, boarding can be a great supplemental offering, this architect says.

Patient and pet deserve a better experienceand it will pay off in increased cat traffic.

Veterinary medicine isn't all about science, diagnosis and treatment. Some of your day is taken up with the soft skills. Find out which nonclinical articles your peers loved the most this year in 2017 and resolve to try out some of these tricks in 2018.

Award winners! Fear Free design tips! Boost your curb appeal! Here are the articles you couldnt miss this year.

Dr. Mike Zareski and another passenger unable to escape light craft after it hits private home in San Diego County.

Make sure your veterinary clients small acts of kindness are noticed.

Burn through your to-do list the right way with these easy steps from Dr. Dave Nicol.

What did Fetch dvm360 attendees in San Diego learn from playing the new game Veterinarians Against Insanity?

From part-time veterinary receptionist to this years recipient of the dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year award, heres how Rebecca Rowe earned the title.

You're the hello and goodbye to every client, and the guiding hand of the veterinary practice. Here's how to make sure you're being the best you can be.

While politicians wrestles over tax reform in Washington, D.C., Ive got some inventory tips to save you money this year, next year and every year.

On Christmas eve, do you want to be visited by the Ghost of Opportunities Past? Then it's time to check out tips from these inspiring contest winners trying to talk clients and your practice management into forward booking.

It's a new product, explain the experts of the Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference. Your mileage may vary.

While there are a few ongoing and significant concerns among the economic indicators, most signs point to 2018 shaping up well for veterinarians and team members.

You know how important good behavior is for dogs and puppies, even though your veterinary clients might not. What better way to bring it up than social media?