Technicians

Spray bottles, rolled-up newspapers and "No! Bad dog!" not your training cup of tea? Make sure your veterinary practice works with the right trainers with tips from behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta.

Thick, ropey saliva and a painful patient: Whats the deal?

Naturally clients have questions about the essential products they use for their own healthcare. Use this script to talk about natural products.

Use this interactive flow chart to help your veterinary clients keep Dr. Google in check.

Do you want more responsibility in your veterinary practice? Have you ever dreamed of joining the veterinary speaking circuit? You can do it. Heres help.

Enjoy technician Mary Van de Puttes tip on how to handle cat owners, because while the eye roll may not be the most effective client education tool out there, it may be the most satisfying.

Michigan State veterinary radiologist offers four tips to gain as much info as possible when you peek at your patients innards.

Here are five ways to improve your senior pets healthand maybe even his life expectancyby helping him get back to the things he used to do.

Dont be the lone star in your practice who can talk about ticks. Be a deer, er dear, and practice this sample tick talk with your veterinary team to bridge the gulf in otherwise rocky tick conversations with clients.

Pets only calm down and relax when you make the veterinary hospital feel like home sweet home.

Need to vent? Your fluids will flow with this quick tip to draw large volumes of fluids in your veterinary practice.

About 50 percent of horses appear to be susceptible to this toxin, which, in its dried form, bears a striking resemblance to alfalfa. Heres what you need to know to help horse owners prevent fatalities.

This veterinary behaviorist says patients taken to the back for testing and procedures might be better-behaved, but don't fool yourself: They're not happier or calmer away from most pet owners.

You might not examine your veterinary patients in low light, but there other places in the clinic where you can try this trick out.

If Fred Metzger, DVM, DABVP, can sell you on properly training, paying for and accounting in dental procedure treatment plans for a second technician dedicated to anesthesia, he will.

Life in veterinary practice is crazy enough. Why make it harder by always being in a rush?

We know you like to save pet owners money. Dr. Dave Bruyette explains how, in the long run, at-home blood glucose monitoring does just that.

If the exam room's rockin', you still have to come a-knockin'. But here's how to help pet owners amongst the chaos ...

We know, the answer is ... complicated. But this checklist can help!

Find out the tooth, err truth, about clients dental compliance with this simple form.

More than half of surveyed practice managers say clients use the Internet to self-diagnose and treat their pets.

Help veterinary clients 'see' when their pets are overweight in order to get patients to a healthier weight.

Spot the cat in the Christmas tree, go for a snow hike and more with these adventurous animals soaking up the fun during the holidays.

Pet owners are often oblivious to pets unhealthy weight. So cut the Your dog is so fat jokes and learn how to navigate this emotional client landmine.

Handouts for every veterinary 'emergency' that's bound to come in, at closing, on Christmas Eve.

Let your pet indulge with special treats and simple snacks.

Grr. Argh. Dont fear this life-saving talk with veterinary clients.

We've collected 9 of our favorite tips compiled from the pages of Veterinary Medicine to help you collect that free catch urine sample from your veterinary patients.