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|Articles|November 17, 2019

The top 5 stories on dvm360.com last week

You're busy, so here's a quick update on the hottest stories of the past week.

As a busy veterinary professional, there are weeks you can't manage to read everything. The dvm360 editors want to make it easy on you-we gather the top-read articles every week, so you can stay up-to-date on the biggest stories with one click. 

Here are this past week's most popular articles:

No. 5: Practice tip: Look at your sharps disposal

One company's device can turn your veterinary practice trash into an inert hockey puck.

 

 

No. 4: Inspiring stories of military dogs on Veterans Day

This Veterans Day, we'd like to share a few touching tales that affirm the strong bond between military personnel and their canine partners.

 

 

No. 3: Letter to dvm360: Clashing concerns about CBD and veterinary medicine

An attorney who consults in the animal health industry says that, contrary to a recent dvm360 article, cannabidiol is not illegal. The author, veterinary pharmacologist Dr. Dawn Boothe, responds.  

 

No. 2: Clearing up cannabis confusion for veterinary professionals

Veterinary technician Stephen Cital shares some essential cannabidiol terminology that your veterinary team should know.

 

And the top story... 

No. 1: Hate your veterinary coworkers? Try this

What are you waiting for? This advice for veterinary practice owners, managers and team members can help you start the challenging but inspiring journey to transform your hospital's culture from negative to positive.

   

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