Expert Interviews

Chapter 4: Who's responsible for what?

Podcasts are an easy way to establish your veterinary clinic's online presence.

News on swine brucellosis in Texas and a Colorado veterinary school dean, plus a report on the aftermath of the tornadoes in Joplin, Mo.

Chapter 3: What to look for in a contractor

Chapter 1: Before you build

Chapter 2: Your building team

Providing top notch treatment to all clients at all times may be difficult, but it's essential.

Take your social media presence to another level with recurring internet broadcasts.

See the results in our August 2011 issue.

Consultant Melody Mann Fox provides important bookkeeping tips.

Firstline editor Kerry Hillard Johnson and Kara Burns, LVT, discuss a recent gathering of veterinary technicians.

Though the idea of a nationwide bus tour may sound glamorous, it takes a whole lot of hard work and running around to make it happen.

Thomas P. Lewis II, DVM, DACVD, discusses the possible concerns of this drug combination on the liver.

Letting clients know how important they are to you can cement their relationship with your clinic.

Dr. Robin Downing relates surefire methods of failing your patients and the practice.

Though social media outlets may be a harbor for frivolity, they are also proving their business worth.

If your job isn't everything you'd dreame, the solution may lie with management.

Many pet owners consider their four legged friends family members. As such, they may react emotionally and critically toward their veterinarian if things don't go as expected.

In this video interview with dvm360 Content Director Marnette Falley, Dr. Marty Becker talks about one step he thinks he and his colleagues can take to help curb the drop in client visits.

In this video segment, Dr. Marty Becker talks about basic steps veterinarians and veterinary team members can take to help pets feel calmer during veterinary visits.

The human touch may turn a clients into a permanent devotee.

The recession isn't over, and it isn't our only issue. How can we reverse the disturbing trend of declining veterinary visits? In this video, Dr. Karen Felsted introduces the Veterinary Care Usage Study, which studied this trend and the corrective steps veterinarians can take.

Episode 31 features special coverage from CVC in Washington, D.C.

Chapter 2 of a nine-part video series about the Veterinary Care Usage Study by Dr. Karen Felsted, CEO of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues.

Chapter 3 of a nine-part video series about the Veterinary Care Usage Study by Dr. Karen Felsted, CEO of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues.

Gary Glassman, CPA, who spoke at the CVC in Washington, D.C., says receptionists and technicians benefit from being aware these numbers.

Chapter 4 of a nine-part video series about the Veterinary Care Usage Study by Dr. Karen Felsted, CEO of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues.