Education Center - SponsoredReclaiming Lost Hours: How Digital Prescription Management Is Reshaping Veterinary Workflowsby • MWI Animal HealthAs administrative burdens grow, digital prescription management offers veterinary teams a path to greater efficiency, fewer errors, and more time for patient care.
Dental care advances, diagnostic tools among pet product finalistsJanuary 12, 2023A streamlined clinical diagnostic tool, a periodontal disease rapid test, and a prebiotic water supplement for daily dental hygiene in dogs and cats are the three products selected as finalists for this year’s Veterinary Meeting and Expo (VMX) Pet Pitch Competition.
What's next for veterinary medicine?January 12, 2023Virtual consultations will continue to be available. Not only will this expand accessibility to care, but it will also help offload clinics and hospitals for more urgent cases.
Telemedicine key to advancing careJanuary 11, 2023As the market for veterinary telehealth, which includes telemedicine, expands, experts predict the valuation will reach $510 million by 2030, a significant increase considering the 2021 valuation stands at $118 million. Not only the market, but consumers also support the idea of increased access to telemedicine, especially since generation Z and millennials already demonstrate an affinity for technology-first solutions.
Making the most of 2023 trendsJanuary 10, 2023Most would agree that 2022 was a year like no other. With persistent staffing shortages, rising inflation, and a global pandemic that just won’t quit, the average veterinary professional has been pushed to their limit.
Five need-to-know timesavers to help speed up surgical check-insJanuary 9, 2023Talk with your team about ways to streamline surgical admissions and set clear expectations for clients. You and your clients deserve smooth, efficient check-ins and procedures.
Senior-friendly pet care enhances human-animal bondJanuary 4, 2023Ensuring senior dogs and cats are happy, healthy, and sufficiently supported throughout their golden years requires an individualized, multifaceted approach.
From small animals to outer spaceJanuary 4, 2023Eager to explore new horizons, Dr. Richard Linnehan was selected by NASA in March 1992 and completed a year of astronaut candidate training, which qualified him for space shuttle flight assignments as a mission specialist.
