Technicians

New partnership to serve veterinary technicians and expand continuing education options.

Help clients understand the importance of investigating frequent vomiting and hairballs in cats by downloading this free handout.

Find out how to record thorough, accurate medical histories that tell the stories of your pet patients.

PDF of Algorithm: Diagnostic and therapeutic approach to chronic vomiting in cats

This toolkit delivers articles, tips, handouts, videos and tools all designed to keep your veterinary team members performing at their best this year.

Use these tips to teach your veterinary team to talk about the latest heartworm news with pet owners.

Celebrate World Spay Day with these ideas to reduce pet overpopulation.

From exam notes to birthday cards to blog posts, you are the author of your veterinary patient's care.

Use this tip to educate pet owners about seasonal behavior issues.

Take your job to the next level with this advice to take charge of your career path.

Whether you're entertaining at home, traveling with pets, boarding them, or leaving them home with a sitter, take note of these important safety precautions.

Give clients options and educate them so they feel in control of their pets' care.

Follow-up phone calls show clients you care and are crucial to building trust.

NAVTA and NAVC join forces to serve veterinary technicians.

An overview of important points to keep in mind when rehabilitating orthopedic patients.

Send out these social media posts to help clients and save pets from relinquishment.

Understanding the stages of grief and communicating effectively with grieving clients is key to breaking bad news.

Allergic pets can be ticking time bombs. And seeing their precious pets suffer can light the fuse on clients' tempers. Here's how to halt the explosion.

Is your life balance out of whack? Use this quiz to find out.

Check out the four biggest media business flops of the last few years-and pause to think before you tweet.

If your work and home life aren't adding up to a happy, healthy you, it's time to subtract the negative elements and calculate functions for a positive life.

Are you prepared to respond when clients ask you whether you're trying to upsell them on their pets' care?

Learn to talk to pet owners about the benefits and risks of anesthesia.

I'm a receptionist, but I also do a lot of assisting the doctor and technicians. My biggest frustration is trying to learn tasks at the back of the clinic that would make me more helpful while always being interrupted by the phone and walk-ins. How do I balance the work?-Not dropping the ball

Help pet owners identify the reasons behind their cat's house soiling behavior.

Coat yourself in pheromones and stuff your pockets with treats to make pets feel more comfortable.

Use this quiz to help determine whether a cat is marking or eliminating.

Show your practice's commitment to pet care with a professional post-appointment phone call.