Veterinary trends
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May 13, 2024
Want to become AAHA’s Accredited Practice of the Year? Here's what the AAHA team is looking for.
Earlier this year, AAHA announced changes to the nomination process for the Accredited Practice of the Year. In this Q&A, we talk with Aimee Potter, an Accreditation S pecialist , about these changes and what practices can do to improve their odds of being nominated. -
May 13, 2024
An exciting opportunity to improve your veterinary Spanish
Do you already know a little Spanish and want to connect with others to practice veterinary-specific conversations? Vetspacito has a free virtual meet-up this Friday. -
May 10, 2024
WEBINAR: Enhancing employee safety is a team effort
Learn how employers and workers can create an effective workplace violence prevention plan—together. -
May 6, 2024
Using a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test to diagnose benzimidazole-resistant hookworms
Veterinarians can use a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test to diagnose benzimidazole-resistant hookworms and reduce the danger of a One Health crisis . -
May 3, 2024
International health certificates: Expert help to reduce the stress
Pet Export Support aims to remove much of the headache for both the veterinary team and the pet owner with completing international health certificates. -
May 3, 2024
Some like it hot: Handling heated client conversations
Dealing with difficult clients is part of the veterinary world. But navigating these choppy waters can also be a chance to shine, personally and as a practice. -
April 29, 2024
VIDEO: Why fair compensation in veterinary medicine is crucial for team retention
Looking for resources to help guide the fair compensation conversation in vet med? During April, we’ve highlighted fair compensation, the main attrition driver from our “Stay, Please” study. -
April 26, 2024
How opera singing led me to vet med
Her dad was a veterinary dermatologist, and Julia Miller, DVM, DACVD, tried to fall from the tree by pursuing a career in opera singing, but vet med—and dermatology—ultimately called her home.