Expert Interviews

Liz Hughston, MEd., RVT, CVT, VTS (SAIM, ECC), lays out the safest course for a veterinarian interested in incorporating cannabis products into their practice.

There's almost no indication for antibiotics in dentistry anymore.

Millennials learn differently from other generations, says Heather Romano, SHRM-CP, managing director of human resources and training for iVET360.

"Work with the cat as opposed to against the cat," this veterinary specialist says.

This veterinarian gives some practical tips for maximizing lower GI endoscopic examinations and biopsy of the small intestine and colon in dogs and cats.

Jeremy Gransky, DVM, veterinary officer for MVS Pet Care, says mobile and house-call veterinarians offer value and convenience to several groups of pet owners.

Flex that space for the benefit of clinic and clients.

Leptospirosis is the No. 1 zoonotic disease seen in the world.

There are 4 ideologies of shock that veterinarians should be aware of.

Veterinary practices in the early stages of growth need to do a few things to build up a client base that they want.

There is a common trend in human and veterinary medicine where doctors are reluctant to take a hands-on approach to diagnosing patients.

Data backup is something every veterinary practice knows they should be doing and thinks they are doing, when in reality they're not.

Dr. Maddison explains the various steps of the approach and provides examples on how to apply each step to a variety of veterinary cases.

NSAID therapy is the cornerstone for managing long-term or short-term inflammation.

How can veterinarians measure the impact Fear Free has?

Up your internet game with these multimedia moves.

Marking behavior isn't the problem it once was, says veterinary specialist.

There's not enough time in an exam room appointment to educate each client on the importance of dental care for their pet.

Stephen D. White, DVM, DACVD, professor of medicine and epidemiology at the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, explains the most common causes of otitis in dogs and cats.

Microchips are great for locating lost pets, but if your veterinary practice placed one a few years ago, are you sure its still working?

Liz Rozanski, DVM, talks about how volume and titration has changed with regard to fluid therapy.

Plan ahead and make color splashes with more easily revamped decorative elements.

New vaccines are currently centered around 3 specific diseases: respiratory disease, Lyme disease, and leptospirosis.

There are three main ways to tell if a job candidate is lying on their resume.

Egg production can put chickens at an increased risk for reproductive disease.

The bacterial disease is widely contagious and can kill entire hives.

There are a few reasons why you wouldn't want to use an anesthesia machine to deliver oxygen to a patient, says Alison Gottlieb, BS, CVT, VTS (ECC).

An underwater treadmill is a great tool for physical rehabilitation, David Dycus, DVM, MS, CCRP, DACVS, orthopedic staff surgeon at Veterinary Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Group in Annapolis, Maryland, says.

A pet owner recently contacted Debra Vey Voda-Hamilton, Esq, principal at Hamilton Law & Mediation, regarding a mediation with their veterinarian because they thought their pet's surgery was done poorly.

Jan Bellows, DVM, DAVDC, ABVP, board-certified dentist at All Pets Dental in Westin, Florida, breaks down how to create dental plans for veterinary patients.