Natural pet food products continue to rise in the marketplace, and at a rapid pace. Here we detail the reasons behind the growth in this section of the market.

Veterinarians who connect via social media will find benefits to their practice and to their private lives.

Practices need to educate clients on the safety regulations and guidelines involved in the manufacture of natural pet food.

You make a difference in the life of an animal and its owner when you show compassion and care. This is a priceless intangible benefit not always found in a job.

Establishing a relationship with clients is the key among the first steps to developing a unique selling approach of the retail products that are carried within the veterinary office.

Running a practice involves efficient management of the time dedicated to clients. Here are 5 tips to improve your management!

Keeping a business up-to-date requires insight on methods that relate to its staff, clients and practice procedures.

Deciding upon the types of items to carry in a practice’s retail line requires planning and research. Here are 4 tips to identify methods to help with the decision process.

You need more than an eye-catching logo to attract new customers. Attracting new clients takes creative efforts that focuses on advertising and on selling your services.

In today’s business world, performance focuses on technology and its ability to improve the overall usefulness of products, systems and services. When looking at your practice, can you tell if you are benefiting from the advancements that technology can provide?

Nearly all dogs and cats will become infested with parasites at some point in their lives. The following tips will help fight this risk.

It is often the smallest of pets that are the feistiest when coming in for a sick or wellness visit. If they have ever been to the vet before the chances are good that they have an idea as to why they are there now, and pets that are sick or already stressed can be difficult to deal with when they are getting poked or have nasty tasting stuff put in their mouths.

Who hasn’t had to sit a bit in a waiting room to see their doctor? We’ve all had to do this at one time or another, and a veterinary office is often no different. For example, when an emergency case comes into the office, all client appointment times get pushed behind. The extended wait won’t be a problem for some; but others, no matter the reason, will end up feeling frustrated. Since delays do happen, determining ways to make all clients recognize that they are important is the challenge.

It is the responsibility of a veterinary office to establish, maintain and destroy records kept by the business. A necessary part of these records chronicle the history of a practice’s clients, procedures, billing and appointment data; but, the complete list of items that should be maintained is much larger. Having an established record system in place that all individuals in the office can work with will help the office run more efficiently.

One of the leading causes of itching and scratching in dogs is the flea. In order to help combat flea problems, it is important that clients become educated to understand what fleas are, what their life cycle is and what steps can be taken to get them off of their pet.

Details of a new study that discusses how children with autism benefit when a dog is brought into the home.

There are many cancers in the animal world, and the type of cancer dictates the type of therapy used.

These five tips show clients that they are valuable to your business and that you want to work to meet their pet's needs.

The appearance of a horse’s coat is generally viewed as an indicator of their overall health. Grooming can often detect sudden changes in the coat condition that suggest a need for a veterinarian’s intervention.

Preventative oral health care for animals is important. Generally, a routine scaling and polishing to remove tartar build-up will be all the dental care that most animals will ever need. However, if your patient requires more, are you qualified to provide this service?