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Veterinarians, Students Consider Concept of Economic Damages, Pet Selection Consultations Across the

AAHAs New Guidelines Based on Scientific Data, Include Shelters, Provisional Vaccines

Despite time constraints, veterinary professionals who ignore kids during regular exams are shooting themselves in the proverbial foot, said Cindy Adams, PhD. Speaking to a packed room at North American Veterinary Conference (NAVC) attendees, Adams said that kids represent untapped gold mines of information and offer an excellent venue for closer relationships with clients.

Need to Recognize and Treat Veterinary Behavior Issues Stressed at NAVC

Client Criticisms Actually Growth Opportunity, Says NAVC Speaker

Women Encouraged to Drop Assumptions, Negotiate Differently

Universities Announce Female Deans, Bringing U.S. Tally to Three for Veterinary Medical Schools

First Leadership Workshop Gives AAHA Members Veterinary-Specific Instruction

Katrina Disaster Illustrates Need for State Animal Emergency Preparedness Plans

Veterinarians Schooled in Communication