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Fear Free veterinary tip: Teach fraidy cats to love their carriers
No animal should live their life in fearespecially when it comes to normal life events, such as going to the veterinarian.
Articles by Dr. Marty Becker
Check out all of Dr. Becker's articles on dvm360.com.
Posts and tweets about feline heartworms
Blog: The right veterinary team for the new year
Starting the year with a topnotch team puts big New Years Resolutions within your reach.
Client handout: Choosing a scratching post for cats
Clients complaining that their cats are scratching their new couch or their favorite rug? Promote safe scratching with this handout.
Use 4 factors to set veterinary practice owners' pay
How to crunch the numbers for a fair salary for private practice owners.
Smart moves to declutter, prettify your practice
Ive put cabinetry, shelving, flooring and paint changes to work in new veterinary hospitals, but these same back-room touch-ups could work for any clinic anywhere.
Free veterinary team training on preventing pet bites
Veterinary associates, other veterinary experts play The Road to Owning!
Veterinary conference attendees dug down deep to explore skills, desires and personality to navigate the bumpy path to veterinary clinic ownership.
Resources for paying off veterinary student loan debt
Check out these tips for living with veterinary student loan debt.
How useful are medical brochures to veterinary clients?
Chances are, that handout on flea allergy dermatitis is appreciated more than you'd think.
The client compliance toolkit
Use these top tools to ensure your practice's client compliance.
The 2015 Veterinary Economics Practice Manager of the Year award, sponsored by Veterinary Pet Insurance®
Know a rock-star veterinary practice manager? Nominate your manager or enter the contest yourself today!
When the holidays hurt
If you or someone you love or work with seem down, dont dismiss that. Everyone in veterinary medicine can help as holiday stress and high expectations buffet the vulnerable: Just talk and listen.
Letter: 6 coping mechanisms for life as a veterinarian
This reader was moved by a colleague's suicide to share his emotional coping mechanisms for veterinary students, associates and long-time DVMs.
Nutrition nugget: Feeding tips for a multicat household
Help veterinary clients feed their cats the right amount of the right diet.
Fear Free tip: Embrace muzzle training
For dogs that may show signs of aggression, pretraining them to a muzzle can reduce their stress during a veterinary visit.
Unstick your stuck-in-the-mud veterinary team member
Youre set to make big changes to improve your dental program. One teensy problemyouve got to face your stick-in-the-mud team member who resists change.
Focus on receptionist and veterinary assistant pay
Check out this regional guide to see what team members made in 2013, according to the 2014 Firstline Career Path Study.
By the numbers: Cat care facts
Use this one little tip to lock in more veterinary visits for cats.
Phone fun: Wacky veterinary client calls
Consider these real client calls, then talk through how your team would respond.
Ready to be recruited for a veterinary job?
Fishing for the perfect position? Recruiters pose an interesting possibility for job-seeking team members looking for the right practice.
Tips to redesign your veterinary career
How I started work as an assistant manager at a record store and transformed my life into the career I love in veterinary medicine.
Dos and don'ts to grow your career
Use this quick checklist for tips about how to succeed in veterinary medicine and keep your career flourishing.
On the spot: Dr. Andrew Rollo
Dr. Rollo gives advice for new veterinary graduates and shares the most remarkable thing he's seen a patient do.
Your veterinary clinic cat texts your vet--with photos
CC, your veterinary clinic cat, is caught in the act of making mischief in these compromising photos.
Front Desk Disasters: Show Me the Money
Rhonda the receptionist means well, but her customer service skills usually hit a sour note with clients.
The boss won't fire my stick-in-the-mud teammate
When loyalty blocks the way for change
On the spot: Dr. Dave Nicol
While he clearly loves to laugh, Dr. Nicol's advice to new grads and attitude about his patients and their health is serious and heartfelt.
Vet-spiration issue 6: The "we're nuts for fall" edition
Cattoossquirrelcanines fighting cancersquirrel!cat traps demystified andsquirrel!!!in this issue of your veterinary inspiration digest.