Self-compassion: Essential for sustaining a career in vet medJanuary 6, 2026When we operate from depletion, our ability to offer empathy, patience, and clear decision-making erodes. Self-compassion is not selfish—it is foundational. It sustains our capacity to care for patients and clients.
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Bridging borders: The benefits of studying abroad for vet tech studentsDecember 30, 2025A veterinary technician recounts leading vet tech students to Zimbabwe, where immersive study-abroad experiences deepen understanding of One Health, conservation, and access to care.
What's next for your clinic: Remodel, expand, or build new?December 30, 2025Regardless of your circumstances, budget, or goals, there are common best practices every veterinarian should have in their back pocket when evaluating a facility.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveTech Talk: What new vet tech hires need most in their first 90 daysDecember 24, 2025By Beckie Mossor, BIS, MPA, RVT
A look at innovative financing options for veterinary practicesDecember 23, 2025Check out how crowdfunding, grants, and impact investors are shaping the future of financing.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveWhat do you tell clients who complain about prices?December 16, 2025By Patty Khuly, VMD, MBA
3 ways to strengthen senior pet remindersDecember 16, 2025Are your senior patients staying on schedule for wellness visits? With wellness visits declining, veterinary teams can use these three strategies to strengthen reminders for clients and ensure pets age seven and older receive timely care.
Are you ready to sell your veterinary practice?December 12, 2025This article details the steps veterinary practice owners should take years before retirement or sale to increase practice value and avoid rushed or disadvantageous exits.
How we abuse ChatGPT (and how not to)December 2, 2025In this column, Dr. Khuly presents the AI tool's limitations and shares some tips on how you can avoid it making you "less of a vet."
