Expert Interviews

The latest veterinary news and notes.

Practical tips for use at home.

Client education is its own kind of promotion.

A staff member becomes a client and learns a lesson in empathy.

You must take action to protect the team and the clinic at large.

Your ideas count—make them known.

Dr. Dawn Boothe helps you decide whether you should administer drugs transdermally.

Dr. Dawn Boothe discusses a good first-choice antimicrobial for empirical treatment of a urinary tract infection.

Your team may be mishandling Twitter and Facebook. Watch and learn.

Rules are rules and shouldn't be broken?even by those who make them.

Battling the big-box bullies.

Keep Out! How Clients Block You

Pet owners need to be educated on the difficult topic of end-of-life care.

Wise use of Facebook and Twitter will result in valuable engagement.

Dr. John Ciribassi addresses how to curb this most common form of submission in dogs.

Dr. Dawn Boothe discusses whether meloxicam can be used safely in cats long-term and whether gabapentin has a role.

Shopping for the perfect veterinary site? Check out these tricks.

Cool heads and cognitive solutions prevail.

Follow these easy steps and cats will hate you in no time.

The language you use can make a difference. Which term gets it right?

Seize opportunity and advocate for your passions.

Keep the team motivated with these easy tips.

There's always something to be learned from good service.

Don't lose your cool; focus on the issue at hand and the desired outcome.

Use this technique to smooth out conversations with troublesome clients.

Dr. Susan Little advocates creating a photo history of your patients to track their weight.

Stake your claim on the social media landscape.