Expert Interviews

Build a bond to weather tough times.

IO catheters can make a crucial difference for neonate and pediatric patients in emergent situations.

Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Melissa Hall wants to make sure you're not just scratching the surface of this common dermatologic disease.

Identifying regional, local and clinic-level disease outbreaks benefits pets, clients and staff alike. Dr. Jason Stull is here with advice on resources and approaches to compiling disease data in your veterinary clinic.

Every aspect of medicine contributes to the overall patient experience

Veterinary radiologist Dr. Anthony Pease's thoughts on this quick and easy form of assessment.

Learn more about this officially recognized pain syndrome in pets and people.

Critical care calls for constant reassessment of the patient.

The business and clinical take on this new formulation and indication of dexmedetomidine, Sileo.

Have you been hearing the buzz about pl

When it comes to cancer care in the clinic, Dr. Sue Ettinger says, "Team members are as important as I am as the doctor."

Manage cats' pain so they can take over the Internet. Err, wait. So they can continue to rule the web in their iron claws. Eh, just watch the video.

Reach out to a veterinary client's curious inner child to maintain attention during flea, tick and heartworm prevention talks.

It's your futuremake a plan and take control.

Firstline magazine's ongoing series of talks for techs takes unexpected twists and turns.

A thorough veterinary dental examination is your chance to catch these distressing eruptions early.

3 ways to keep yourself healthy so you can keep pets healthy

Does anything really bother these doctors of disgustingness?

Veterinary technicians: You can help patients with dermatology issues

Dr. Janice Huntingford says the literature is clear on acupuncture's pain management benefits.

Maximize medicine and manpower, but be aware of the cost

A closer look at the clinic cash flow conundrum

Get older cats with sudden weight loss into your veterinary clinic to make sure serious disease isn't looming.

It's easy to attack pooch plaque at home.

Keeping it social in the exam room. Rudely.

Put unused wall space to good use, driving home your practices logo and philosophy with veterinary clients.

Why you may be seeing more cases, better insight into causes and best treatment practices-plus exclusive bonus material on Dr. David Bruyette, the Cushing superfan.

Some of the oddities Dr. Garret Pachtinger has seen involve consumed foreign bodies for sure, but sometimes the underlying cause is downright illicit.