Leading in your day and careerJanuary 27, 2026The way you support and encourage in the morning may not be the same as how you inspire in the afternoon. Let's explore the daily habits and long-term practices that ignite each day and fuel growth in your veterinary career.
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Reduce administrative bottlenecks with payment automationJanuary 22, 2026By streamlining billing, reconciliation, and other back-office processes, automation eases the unsustainable burden on overworked staff, allowing clinics to focus more on patient care and less on paperwork.
4 ways to fill your scheduleJanuary 20, 2026Use these strategies to fill empty slots and help ensure healthy profits for your practice.
Are you speaking your client's language?January 8, 2026Collaborative care means thinking like a partner, not a lecturer. It means meeting clients on equal grounds to achieve the maximum amount of participation on both sides. All of which means our patients receive the best possible care tailored to their unique situation.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveEight annoying new client questions and demandsJanuary 7, 2026By Patty Khuly, VMD, MBAHonestly, there’s not much more we can do except behave empathetically, even when we want to throw our stethoscope across the room and storm out. Indeed, after my third ivermectin conversation last week I nearly lost it. The pause was long and uncomfortable but I recovered and explained the research. I even invited them to hit up Chat GPT for advice on the subject.
Amp up your practice with a few low-cost, low-labor projectsJanuary 7, 2026Help your constituents feel better about spending time in your practice. These simple, low-labor, low-cost steps can make a big difference to your clients, your colleagues, and your patients.
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.
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, RVTThe truth is simple: early success for new credentialed veterinary technicians isn’t about toughness; it’s about thoughtful, compassionate structure. When we build systems that honor what new grads truly need, we don’t just retain employees: We build empowered professionals who stay, grow, and ultimately become the mentors the next generation deserves.
