Expert Interviews

Stop by the veterinary clinic when you don't absolutely have to? Yes. Here's why.

Pet owners want quick, concise information on parasites

Product and service decisions are being made independently at home

Things we do every day can be stress-triggers for our beloved pooches. Here's how pet owners can help break the cycle of stress for their best friends.

Sweltering heat, booming thunder, and fireworks that sound like gunshots?! Summer can be scary and uncomfortable for pets. Here are tools to help them.

Dr. Garret Pachtinger explains how this technology is becoming more accessible in every-day practice, in terms of both cost and learning curve.

Yeah, we're still talking about Fear-Free. And you should be too. Listen to how the staff at Bigger Road Veterinary Center describes the movement.

The pitfalls of trying to be everything to everyone in your veterinary clinice

The push for cat adoptions could coincide with increased feline visits for your clinic.

At Bigger Road Veterinary Center in Springboro, Ohio, pets can pop in anytime to get used to the environment. And get a treat.

Open up and watch compliance soar

Help clients do the best they can for their pets.

The critical placement of critical patients has experts divided

It comes down to more than just good taste.

This procedural video shows Dr. Steven Swaim using this wound reconstruction technique to repair an area under a dog's eye.

Consider performing this reconstruction technique the next time you need to repair a square or rectangular wound and direct closure could result in the distortion of a body structure-or when skin for closure is only available on one side of the wound.

Here it's Fear-Free, low-stress veterinary visits. But it could be anything. Be creative!

Get a whiff of this. Shawn McVey, MA, MSW, of McVey Management Solution in Austin, Texas, tackles the tough topic of a team member with odoriferous emanations. Listen as he sniffs out a solution for a manager who needs help to delicately handle this potentially embarrassing situation with grace and sensitivity.

Listen to why more veterinarians are joining the movement. Also, see a cat in a ThunderShirt.

Disaster strikes during a routine veterinary appointment when the client resists the practice's vaccination recommendations. What would you do?

Many consider pets family members; but what does it mean in the eyes of the law?

The yearly event is an unparalleled source of inspiration and knowledge

Veterinary Economics Editor Brendan Howard hands it off to Dr. Sarah Wooten who interviewed mindfulness guru Dr. Steve Noonan about what it means to be present in practice.

Be emotionally present for your clients and your staff

Learn these signs and take care of one another in the clinic

Sometimes life can be a lot to handle. Here's a chance to unload some of what's weighing you down.

Manage clients' first impressions and overall view of your practice

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