Practice Manager

Love isn't the only thing in the air this time of year. Warn veterinary clients about these toxic treats and protect their four-legged loved ones.

A realistic but tactful answer goes a long way to helping clients understand insurance and third-party payment plans.

Sorry, Fido and Spot-traditional pet names are out.

7 Howl-Worthy Strategies for 2012

The Occupy Movement

Life's full of hard decisions­-especially when you have four legs and a tail.

Do your veterinary clients know they carry items dangerous to pets wherever they go? Here are the most toxic items in your clients' purses and backpacks.

When words aren't enough, discover other ways to show appreciation.

Bust boredom blues with these tips for your veterinary clinic's waiting room.

Does your job at the veterinary clinic wear you down? If so, you're not alone.

Children as young as 8 years old can now prepare for a career in the veterinary profession.

Here's help on how to detect dermatophytes in cats.

Review last year's cute and cuddly costumes and then help us build our 2012 photo gallery. Send your pet Halloween pictures to [email protected].

Americans are expected to spend a record-setting $310 million on pet costumes this year, according to a new survey.

Do you see your feline patients regularly? It's time to focus on felines and get cats into your clinic.

This is a question in "BizQuiz: Is stationary or mobile equine veterinary practice right for you?"

See what your results mean in "BizQuiz: Is stationary or mobile equine veterinary practice right for you?"

A new study says that the levels of chemical flame retardants in the blood of dogs are five to 10 times higher than in humans.

Often, hiring managers fail to ask the right questions during interviews.

The more you know about your patients, the better. Ask clients these questions while taking a dermatology history.

Learn how to deal with your boss before you go crazy.

We'll have to keep calm and carry on without our fearless leader.

Veterinary managers: Timing is key when it comes to giving feedback.

A new study says that good posture can make you feel more powerful and increase your pain threshold.