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Every veterinary team is currently experiencing a surge of stress and exhaustion. It’s important to ensure that managers and team members are creating a psychologically safe workplace to help everyone cope with these changes.

It’s been a long, tough haul for veterinary teams. How do you show your appreciation to staff for heroically rising to the occasion day after day? Your colleagues have some suggestions.

At least two veterinary state boards report that scammers are spoofing the license board’s phone number to try to get personal information from licensees.

Unruly behaviors cause significant distress between clients and their pets, and can significantly increase the risk of relinquishment. But common unruly behaviors can be addressed by interventions and are often easily treated in compliant households.

According to recent research, dogs not only understand the emotional tones of what we say, but also recognize and understand more words than previously known. 

A veterinarian who said an ex-client’s negative online reviews cost him his practice was awarded damages of nearly $30,000 after a six-year court battle. Was it worth the wait?

Will Draper started veterinary school at historically Black Tuskegee University in 1987. It didn’t occur to him at the time that he, as a Black man, was entering a profession that was, and remains, overwhelmingly white. 

You can help your clients ensure their pets are cared for should the unthinkable happen.

This week: FDA announces dog food recall, the secrets of FeLV revealed, and singing dogs in the wild are very much alive.

Cases of canine housemate aggression spiked when pet owners tried to integrate their new pandemic adoptees into a household where another dog already ruled the roost. Here's how to help clients solve the issue.