Practice Management

Changes to the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) application process and exam windows will potentially open up the exam to more people wishing to become credentialed veterinary technicians. But, some organizations have concerns.

Drone technology is by no means new, but the access and use to the technology, and how they’re being used to locate missing pets is.

The Pet Poison Helpline is used to receiving calls from worried pet owners, usually to the tune of “my pet ate [insert any household item you want here].” Though, when it comes to calls regarding household plants, there are some to be wary of and others that present little-to-no risk to our furry friends.

Severe weather events may make it more difficult for clients to come out to the clinic, so how do you get patients the care they need while keeping everyone safe and warm?

This month, Labby tackles a looming issue in the field: implementing AI in veterinary medicine.

Cristina Syas, AAHA’s Amplify Accreditation Manager answers a few questions about what exactly Amplify is, and how it’s different than the standard accreditation process.

Veterinary medicine is undergoing a remarkable transformation, shaped by technological advancements, a greater understanding of the human-animal bond, and a commitment to improving accessibility and outcomes.

Did you miss our recent webinars? Here’s your chance to catch up on the latest in AAHA Learning with our webinar recap roundup.

Corporate consolidation is increasing in the veterinary industry, with private equity firms gaining traction, and buying up practices. Learn who they are, how they operate and how to navigate this new terrain.

This story was published before the Apr. 8, 2024 solar eclipse and was one of our top 10 stories in 2024. Here’s a look back on that story.