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If you’re looking for the number one way to keep quality team members from leaving your practice, start by looking at their paychecks.

Protection from discrimination, accommodations for health conditions, extended leave, and flexible scheduling benefit all employees, including working parents.

How the BREATHE Clinic at the University of Missouri is helping pets—and their people—breathe easier, one case at a time

I love a good science roundup podcast. Perhaps you have thought about adding your own knowledge and voice to the sea of podcasts out there. Which brings us to our cover story, which poses the question: to pod or not to pod?

With two techs, a veterinarian can see two appointments in the same amount of time it would take to see just one.

In this article, we’ll look at some of the ways that AI can be put to work for you. These include integrating with your practice’s software platform, managing online reviews, and using AI to generate job descriptions and engaging staff bios for your website.

With each passing year, we are seeing changes in the parasite distribution and incidence across the United States and around the world. While some researchers have seen a decrease in the number of cases of heartworm resistance to preventives, cases of hookworm multi-anthelmintic drug resistance are more concerning.

Dermatology cases remain a critical issue for veterinary teams, even beyond their clinical challenges and patient miseries. Lengthy timelines and common frustrations also threaten client trust and retention, potentially breaking bonds with veterinarians and practices forever.

It can seem like everyone in America is starting a podcast these days. With technology making it easier than ever, the question really becomes not “Can you start a podcast?” but “Should you?” This article interviews five experts about the pros and cons of veterinary professionals starting a podcast, and what to consider if you decide to take the plunge.

Julia Miller, DVM, DACVD, co-chair of the task force behind the 2023 AAHA Management of Allergic Diseases for Dogs and Cats Guidelines, offers some recommendations on how to make it easier to get itchy pets (and the people who live with them) the care they need.