Technicians

Give veterinary clients the tools to improve their arthritic pets' quality of life.

Use these tips one team came up with to to wow clients

Veterinary clients need to know what the process entails, so be sensitive, but don't massage the truth.

Depending on where you live within North America, poisonous snakes may pose a poisoning threat to your clients and their pets.

A feline suffers from a fractured mandible after a car accident.

When clients hesitate to have their pet put under, be primed to pounce on their misconceptions, bat down myths about anesthesia, and strike back with facts and recommendations customized to their pet's condition.

Consider this quick guide to what you should - and shouldn't - say to lock in parasite prevention compliance.

This time-saving technique will help your veterinary staff stay on schdule and keep your clients happy.

Veterinary employers would benefit from adopting the sunshiny practices of labor unions and government.

Keep your veterinary supplies in their place with this space-saving idea.

Happy patients mean happy clients and team members. Take advantage of this rewards system and exam room form, and give everyone a reason to rejoice.

If your patients are known for their devilish behavior, find out how you can help your practice step up behavior services to change that

Hospital howlers that send the team screaming.

Calm client fears about radioiodine treatment.

When a caregiver brought an ill and severely matted cat to our practice, our veterinary team began a journey that demonstrated the bonds of love and compassion that can blossom among pets, their people, and a veterinary team.

Every hospitalized pet needs a nutritional assessment. Establishing realistic feeding goals is an important part of patient care to enhance the likelihood of a positive outcome.

Focus on compassion when working with elderly clients.

Give anxious dogs relief during their stay.

Pet owners don't want their animals to hurt. But when you tell veterinary clients their pets are suffering, your words might also cause pain. Here's how to lessen the hurt and help pets and clients feel better.

Collect urine easily with this common household utensil.

Education is key to keeping clients' pets pest-free.

Eliminate cage cards and save paper with this tip.

Veterinarians, technicians, and team members say goodbye to their beloved pets for the weekend and travel from all over the globe to attend CVC Kansas City. Luckily there are plenty of pooches to pet and snuggle in the exhibit hall. Check out this photo gallery to ooh and aah over our new four-legged friends.

Next time you find yourself pulling your hair out, try a shift in perspective.

Keep the creepy crawlies off furred friends-and their people-with these veterinary tips for education and effective prevention.

Just as prevention is key to heading off serious medical problems, early attention and planning for the cost of pet care can help keep veterinary clients' wallets healthier.

Get up-to-date on the diagnostics your veterinary practice offers-and help educate pet owners about the services that can help their pets live longer, healthier lives.

Ready for a raise? Consider these six surefire steps to increase your value to your veterinary practice.