Technicians

Strategies for addressing the large population of pets with dental disease that go unnoticed by their owners.

Otitis externa is a tricky condition that takes commitment to resolve. Help clients help their pets with this advice.

Use an empty liter bag for disinfecting solution.

I'm launching a doggie day care program at my practice. What safety issues should I be aware of to protect pets and people?

Think Small and Dominate the Competition

When you multitask, you're often running in so many different directions, it's hard to do one thing well. Here's how to multitask with a clear mind.

I'm a male technician in a mostly female practice. I've been here just as long as another female technician who's less experienced than me. She was promoted-I wasn't. How do I get my fair shake?

Keep patients toasty post-surgery with a rice buddy in their kennel.

Use plastic vaccine trays to collect urine by free catch.

Sunny days and a milder winter bring more than an early spring-they may also mean more ticks all over the country. As the threat increases, your role in safeguarding health in your community is more important than ever before.

Use IV lines to tie endotracheal tubes during dental procedures.

Nonprofit organization travels across the map to treat pets in rural communities.

Use colored dot stickers to quickly identify expiration dates.

The path for clients with chronically ill pets can be difficult and paved with pitfalls. Here's how to ease clients' way down this long and winding road.

Two potential owners, one dog, and no microchip. Here's what happened when our veterinary practice got stuck between a Good Samaritan and the owner who wanted her dog back.

Simple reminders to veterinary clients about responsible pet ownership go a long way.

Seize opportunity and advocate for your passions.

Vaccine container makes for a urine catcher in veterinary practice.

Use pet nail clippers for removing needles from syringes.

General and referral veterinary practices can work together

Learn how to soothe ruffled tempers and help clients sheathe their claws.

Use an over-the-door shoe holder to store medication.

Use this tip to keep your otoscope cone-cleaning brushes within reach.

Educate veterinary clients when cats boldly go where they've never gone before.

How to deal with kittens turning their litter box over.

Understanding and interpreting data from a multi-parameter monitor is paramount to a successful anesthetic experience in veterinary practice. Consider this advice to understand these vital values and explore what to do when you encounter abnormalities.