While there can be misconceptions that veterinary hospitals at nonprofit animal shelters are practicing subpar medicine, that is not the case. In this article, veterinarians from AAHA-accredited shelter clinics discuss the unique challenges and rewards of serving their communities through their life-saving work.
In the face of a global pandemic, animal hospitals across the country acted quickly to implement strategies to stay connected with clients, inform pet parents, and provide safe ways to treat patients. The most successful were able to leverage these strategies to keep clients engaged and coming back.
Jan Bellows, DVM, DAVDC, DABVP, details six tools that help to make veterinary dentistry diagnostics and treatment a joy.
Many animals with neurologic compromise from SCI can recover just as well, or better, without surgery.
Clients gravitate toward home-cooked pet diets for many reasons. But they need veterinary guidance to avoid nutrient deficiencies or excesses that happen all too easily.
March 04, 2021
Clients interested in homemade diets need advice to avoid nutrient deficiencies or excesses that happen all too easily.
Veterinary staff will come in from the curb, and clients with them. Things will return, if not to normal, then to something that looks closer to the way they used to be. But what will that look like? And how long will it take?
Becoming and staying profitable is harder than it used to be, so a business needs to understand and regularly measure the metrics that define financial success.
May 12, 2021
Becoming and staying profitable is harder than it used to be, so a business needs to understand and regularly measure the metrics that define financial success.
During the pandemic, clients are increasingly filing complaints with state veterinary boards against veterinarians. This article explores ways to protect both your license and your mental health, including documentation, veterinary license defense, and wellness resources.
