
Use this form at your next team meeting to help bridge the generation gap.

Emergency medical records are arguably the most important records you'll keep.

Fearful and anxious pets require a gentle approach in the clinic or hospital, to minimize and hopefully reduce the pet's fear and prevent escalation.

Talk to clients about the importance of therapeutic pet food?and how to pay for it.

Root-canal therapy was chosen to avoid surgery on the patient mentioned in the first two parts of this series. While root canal is very successful, not all cases respond. Additional therapy may be required.

When you administer anesthesia, make sure you completely document the process.

Downloadable form for team meeting activity

Make talking about fleas less uncomfortable.

East coast updates on technician licensing.

To help veterinarians complete medical records in a timely manner, follow these tips.

Twister is healthy and happy.

See how one clinic keeps track of needles and sringes.

Put down the pencil and pick up a mouse for a new way to educate employees.

Dr. Michael Rehm shares his tips for promoting wellness care for clients

So you want to create your own pet food bank? Here are a few tips to get you started and keep you sane.

Economy got you down? Read this list to remind yourself why you love your job.

It's difficult to document everything in a medical record and even harder to know who should do it and when. Cut out the guesswork with these guidelines.

The beneficial effects of pets on people has been examined a lot of late, but never quite like this.

A dog park in Ithaca, N.Y., is trying to turn collected dog waste into usable compost.

National Veterinary Technician Week is coming up. Celebrate by raising funds for needy pets.

Remind your team what goes in medical waste and what goes in the dumpster.

Use these forms to teach clients about technicians' skills and your own team members.

Running lab tests, educating clients, assisting with surgery-it's all in a day's work for veterinary technicians. But do pet owners know this?

Firstline Live with Dr. Ernie Ward in San Diego is your solution for boosting productivity and profitability.

Study shows that pet owners need more information about this fatal disease.

Use shower curtains to keep caged animals anxiety levels low.

Real clients share what keeps them going back to their practices.

Here's your script for talking to clients about the importance of buying therapeutic pet food at your clinic-not a pet store.

What can team members do to help veterinarians as they refer more cases?