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Many veterinary professionals fear self-care. I saw, firsthand, at a Fetch dvm360 conference how those who tried yoga or meditation seemed to smile a little easier and to share a little more with their peers.

A rehab specialist shares a real-world case where the modality, conducted in concert with the referring practice, made a difference.

Calming music and pheromones top the list for great ancillary items for hospitalized pets, according to these two finalists in the 2018 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year contest.

Add some oomph to your heartworm prevention conversations with these tips.

Educating veterinary clients on the ins and outs of congestive heart failure can be tough. Heres help.

Is your practice mascot a two-headed monster or a friendly clinic cat? Fetch dvm360 conference speaker Ori Scislowicz offers tools and advice to transform your team.

Find some of the top tips to create winning design spaces in your veterinary hospital with this advice from HospitalDesign360 conference Vicki Pollard, AIA, NCARB, CVT.

Heres our regular roundup of new and noteworthy veterinary products.

From rehab in the veterinary clinic to getting pet owners started with their pets at home, here are some of our favorite products.

From leveraging technicians and digital recruiting to consolidation and the Fear Free movement, check out Fetch dvm360 conference speaker Bash Halow's biggest predictions for 2020 and beyond.

Tenets from human medicine apply in your practice.

Veterinarians and business partners Dani McVety and Mary Gardner couldn't be more different. Seriouslyone could be considered a unicorn, the other, a pegasus. And yet they're a perfect example of how wildly different personalities can work side by side in the pursuit of better care for pets.

This key skill is one of the biggest factors needed to fight the compassion fatigue and burnout that weighs veterinary professionals down, according to Vets4Vets organizer Dr. Bree Montana.

With class 1 malocclusions, warns an equine veterinary dentist, you must do a thorough examination of the bone structure before trying to even out a horses teeth.

Signage and porches help with curb appeal for your practice. And don't neglect Mother Nature's contribution in grass, flowers and other greenery.

Hint: Its not trying to cheat or scam veterinary clients, despite the fact youve heard Youre only in it for the money at least three times this week.

Help clients understand why and how they should put together a "Go bag" for their pet to be ready for emergency situations, like hurricanes, wildfires or tornadoes.

Paintings become that much better with a pudgy tabby cat added into the mix, dont you agree?

An original Veterinary Anesthesia Nerd says 'that's just the way we've always done it' is a bad basis for anesthetic protocols.

Every practice has a unique voice and mission, so "one-plan-fits-all" doesnt work. Here are my overall tips for managing a wellness-plan that fits your practice, not someone elses vision for your practice.

Your ship-er, practice-is run with all types of personalities from different worlds-baby boomers, Generation X'ers and millennials. They can all work together to boldly care for a pet as no pet has been before.

Fear of human drug abuse has affected our work in veterinary hospitals. Here are some alternatives to opioids you should use whether or not we ever get our preferred pain relief drugs back.

In an effort to help sustain bee populations, buzz buffs could unintentionally do harm since these social insects can transmit disease with devastating results.

Eliminate the stress of elimination for veterinary clients and their fur babies this handout.

Pets are family, and whether youre walking a veterinary client through their first euthanasia or their fifth, these are the most important things to keep in mind.

When the threat of a corporation buying the practice from Dr. Codger is impending, will Dr. Greenskin fish or cut bait?

Program aims to help animal health providers communicate effectively with non-English-speaking employees in large animal settings.

For pet owners who are habitually tardy with refills, a pill organizer could be just the thing to remind them.

Concrete results speak to the power of positive training in the veterinary hospital.