September is Pet Sitter Education Month! Help your veterinary clients confidently hire a pet sitter with these tips.

When you just can’t get out the door with Fido, a dog walker is the next best thing. Here’s how to help your veterinary clients find one in their neighborhood.

September is Happy Cat Month! Look for these signs to know if your feline friend is purr-fectly content.

Veterinarians who provide in-house lab services and routine blood work during visits gain client trust, add value and experience practice success.

Interested in 2019’s top pet breeds? Check out this list for all you need to know about today’s trending dogs and cats.

A dog pawing at its eye is a symptom of eye pain. Read about these symptoms.

As Shark Week approaches, consider providing your clients with a tips to prevent their own table sharks from stealing food.

For many of your clients, routine cleaning of their dogs’ ears can be intimidating; almost as much as it might be for you to create your own “how-to” video to post to your website or blog describing the procedure.

The ear canal is the tubular portion of the outer ear that carries sound to the tympanic membrane (eardrum). The most common disorder of the ear canal is otitis externa. Examination and cleaning of your dogs’ ear canal is essential for its overall health, especially if it is a breed predisposed to inflammation of the ear canal.

For most dogs, their ears never present a concern but for certain breeds, especially those with allergic dermatitis like the Boxer, Shih Tzu and West Highland Terrier, those with drooping ears, such as spaniels, Irish Setters and Basset Hounds, and those who are lovers of water are prone to developing long term ear concerns.

What if I told you that your neighbor’s office lease may in fact have lower rental rates, but also limits their ability to sell their practice. In addition, their lease contains language granting the landlord up to 50 percent of their eventual sale proceeds. Now what if I told you that your lease contains the same major pitfalls. Is it still just about the rent?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Monovet 90, the first generic monensin for use in cattle and goats for certain indications. While monensin is safe for cattle and goats when fed as directed, it is toxic and potentially lethal to horses at these levels, and overdoses in cattle, goats and other animals have occurred.

In today’s veterinary practice, radiography has become part of the daily routine, whether taking dental X-rays or using a full-body X-ray system, or other specialty devices such as a computed tomography and fluoroscopy. Staff members take precautions by keeping a safe distance from the X-ray equipment and wearing personal protective gear such as lead aprons, gloves, and thyroid collars. These practices are typically second nature when prepping for an exposure, but what about protecting the patient and the people in the building such as staff members, patients, and clients? Protection of the patient and the public is just as important as protecting staff members during an exposure, but how do you go about doing this?

When you think about the equipment needed to perform your job well, cabinetry is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. However, having the right cabinets can help you be more organized, and practice safely and ergonomically.

Learn how to educate clients on abnormal changes in behavior in their senior dogs, and how to determine if the cause is related to age or a medical condition.

Learn how to detect and treat Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction, or Equine Cushing's disease, in geriatric horses.

Employee-led Philanthropic Initiative Supports the Development and Training of Service Dogs that Help People with Disabilities Increase Independence

Millennials make up the largest group of pet owners. Wondering how to capture the attention of them? Find out how to tailor your messaging.