Expert Interviews

Veterinary architects Wayne Usiak and Heather Lewis discuss the appeal of smaller practices in today's market.

Are steroids always life-savers? A veterinary criticalist weighs in.

Take a proactive position for the benefit of pets and practice

Make sure infections aren't getting past your veterinary team

Two tactics that veterinary behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta wishes you would use to calm and redirect patients.

You know your clients are going to the web for information on their pets. So help them by providing guidance and useful accompanying tools.

What can spiral perm rollers, a tree at noon and your own opposable thumbs teach you about taking dental radiographs? Heidi Lobprise, DVM, DAVDC, explains.

Can Dr. Marty Becker sell you on Fear-Free? He's gonna try.

Which dogs are most at-risk and preventive measures you and your veterinary clients can be taking.

Save a life! Share these videos with your clients with dogs at-risk for GDV.

Clients' money is serious business, but does the vet need to have this conversation?

OK, maybe we're not guessing. Benchmarks 2015 data shows what veterinary associates and team members want most from their jobs. Andshockerit changes as you age.

Like a sore tooth, some conversations with clients are downright painfulespecially when you discover who they've been trusting with their pets' oral health.

Pay heed to this advice in if you encourage this form of exercise in your feline patients.

Dr. Dave Nicol says veterinary clinics still need to step up their social media/digital marketing games, lest "the crazy people" have the final say.

The funnymen of veterinary medicine take issue with your boring, cheesy, uninformative website.

Fiction! Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta sets everyone straight on this myth.

What's new with an old-school system and what's new with new-school monitoring.

Signs of fear aren't a trade secret. Share them with your clients!

Dr. Marty Becker says the battle for relevance in pet owners' minds is veterinarians' biggest fight in the next 10 years.

This veterinary behaviorist says patients taken to the back for testing and procedures might be better-behaved, but don't fool yourself: They're not happier or calmer away from most pet owners.

Those furry, floppy, fun-loving ferrets can heap tons of trouble on their nearly shoulderless bodies without meaning to. Help new ferret owners protect their furry little friends with these quick tips from Tracey Ritzman, DVM, DABVP.

Come along as Dr. David Bruyette cuts through the mysteries of this potential confounding factor in diabetic patients.

For practice success, combine business and medicine you must.

Rhonda the receptionist dodges and weaves around a clients questions about the preanesthetic consent form and gives confusing information. Special Guest Star Mary Berg, BS, RVT, RLATG, VTS (dentistry).

If you tend toward fewer views, then yes. See how you're likely missing the complete picture.

Grr. Argh. Dont fear this life-saving talk with veterinary clients.

A literal illustration of putting walking in your veterinary patients paws shows a puppy's potentially puzzling experience trying to learn the "sit" command.