Technicians

Dealing with unhappy clients is just the beginning.

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Happy receptionists make for happy clients and a more pleasant workplace. Take these tips to heart and your team will love you.

Are you on the fence about putting in the extra work to receive those three little letters? This expert says it's worth your time.

We just launched our newest Team Meeting in a (Virtual) Box. Now you can teach your whole team how to cope with Cushing's syndrome.

VPI honors Harley the pooch with the Hambone Award for this year's most unusual pet medical claim.

Use these clips to organize your veterinary patient files.

Avoid these five tweeting styles that will get on your veterinary clients' and potential clients' nerves.

When this veterinary technician prepared for a volunteer trip to Thailand, she quickly realized her original plan was about to an unexpected turn.

Here's the truth about ticks.

Q: How can I bust these myths without offending veterinary clients?

Q: How can veterinary clients fight their pet's obesity problems?

Here's what to say when veterinary clients ask for a discount.

Q: What can our veterinary team do to get the most accurate results from a urinalysis?

When clients panic about the price of veterinary care, share this wisdom.

Pointers for cat owners permeate this handy resource and help ensure that all your feline patients are receiving the best care.

Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions.

Learn this trick and relate to veterinary clients on a personal level.

Whether cleaning the ears of floppy-eared dogs or setting up the exam room, technicians are an important part of dermatology case management.

Hemotropic parasites are often associated with hemolytic anemia.

Most times, luckily, anesthesia is a routine procedure. However, patients can and do arrest, even in a previously healthy patient.

In practices, bio-hazard considerations consist of common sense and wearing laboratory coats and gloves and following basic good laboratory practices.

Orogastric tube feeding permits the instillation of substantial amounts of high quality food into the cats stomach in a few seconds.

Hyperadrenocorticism (HAC) (commonly called Cushings disease) is a commonly diagnosed endocrinopathy in dogs which is caused by persistently high cortisol levels in circulation.

Diabetes mellitus is the condition of hyperglycemia (high blood glucose) and glucosuria (glucose in the urine) caused by absence of the hormone insulin, or failure of the cells of the body to be able to respond to insulin.

There is little evidence based medicine concerning the best dietary or nutritional management of alimentary disease in dogs and cats.

An important time for practices to include a behavioral exam is when a pet becomes a senior.

Do diarrhea calls make you sick? Use this step-by-step guide help you through those stinky calls.