The 2021 boarding comebackDecember 29, 2021With more people traveling this year, the increased boarding reservations can create opportunities for additional revenue, including checkups, procedures, grooming, and microchipping.
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Tips for discussing weight management with clientsDecember 29, 2021Pet obesity has been rising at an alarmingly rate, so much so some professionals are calling it a national epidemic.
Does your client experience need a redo?December 29, 2021Does your clinic make a practice of spelling out to clients what the visit will entail? If not, you may need a makeover.
Healthy team members improve patient careDecember 29, 2021If members of an animal health team advocate for their own health and well-being, the pet receives the best patient care.
Guinea pig essentials for general practitionersDecember 20, 2021Like rabbits, guinea pigs are popular pets that have been overlooked by the mainstream veterinary curriculum.
Physical touch is a need, not a wantDecember 20, 2021The author makes a case for the importance of touch between humans, which has severely diminished during COVID.
Lower urinary tract signs in cats: What are we missing?December 13, 2021Lower urinary tract signs (LUTS) or lower urinary tract disease (LUTD) are common presenting complaints in small animal practice for our feline patients.
Risks and treatments surrounding cancerDecember 3, 2021One of the most common and dreaded diseases we see in small-animal patients is malignant neoplasia.
Streamlining your workflow in six stepsNovember 17, 2021If you work in retail veterinary medicine of any type, you are no doubt familiar with feeling overwhelmed by chaos.
Canine parvovirus and care (even on a budget)November 17, 2021Puppies infected with canine parvovirus are a common presentation to veterinary practitioners.
