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If your staff and/or clients seem stressed out, consider adding a fish tank to your lobby or break room. It just might calm them, a new study suggests. The study, published on July 27 in Environment and Behavior and conducted at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, UK, showed there are both psychological and physiological benefits to observing a fish tank.

A 2015 study recently published by the Bank of America shares common traits, beliefs, and perceptions of small business owners. It also offers practice owners and managers an opportunity to see how their practices stack up.

Communication gaps exist in all practices, even the ones that provide the highest quality medicine and exceptional client service. We're talking about communication gaps between clients and the healthcare team staff. Here’s an opportunity to help you close that gap, from Partners for Healthy Pets.

Effective prioritization is often a huge challenge for even the most talented and driven professionals. Here’s how to sift through the noise and set clear priorities so you can accomplish the tasks that have the greatest impact.

Protect your team—and practice—by pinpointing controlled substance compliance gaps before they become an issue.

At what point do discounted veterinary services or products and medications become taxable compensation rather than a nontaxable fringe benefit?

Two years ago, Partners for Healthy Pets (PHP) partnered with Vetstreet, a leading provider of veterinary marketing solutions, to develop the Inactive Client Program, a client-centric email reminder program to reengage inactive pet owners. 

Two years ago, Partners for Healthy Pets (PHP) partnered with Vetstreet, a leading provider of veterinary marketing solutions, to develop  the Inactive Client Program,  a client-centric email reminder program to reengage inactive pet owners.

Looking for a fast and inexpensive way to refresh your hospital’s interior design? The experts at Animal Arts and authors of the award-winning book, Practical Guide to Veterinary Hospital Design, share five top tips. 1. Consider the animals. Everyone has a favorite color, but did you know that colors that appeal to you may appear dull or visually jarring to animals?

Cases of feline diabetes mellitus (DM) are cropping up at an alarming rate: As many as 1 in 100 cats in the US are now believed to have feline DM. Fortunately, diagnosing and treating it just got easier.