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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Good ways to break bad news January 1, 2008 By: Brendan Howard, Editor They're the situations you dread.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Video: Fat cats and raw food December 13, 2007 By: Susan Little, DVM, DABVP (feline practice) How Dr. Little talks to clients about cat obesity and raw food.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Get tough on treats October 1, 2007 Too often veterinarians focus solely on the type of diet being fed to overweight pets and barely touch on treats, says Dr. Ernest E. Ward Jr., owner of Seaside Animal Care in Calabash, N.C.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS The biggest loser September 1, 2007 In this weight loss competition, being a big loser is a good thing.

Source: FIRSTLINE Start pet parents off on the right path September 1, 2007 By: Kelly Stazyk Owning a pet is a lifelong journey. Help set clients' direction by offering strong care recommendations on nine critical topics.

Source: FIRSTLINE Client education: Who's responsible? August 1, 2007 By: Kelly Stazyk Are you informal about informing, easygoing about educating, casual about coaching clients about their animals? See how more structure benefits your practice, pet owners, and patients.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Obesity: A big problem July 1, 2007 By: Ernest Ward Jr., DVM Don't let silence prevent you from helping patients. Learn to comfortably talk to owners about their pets' obesity.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS When your client doesn't care about obesity June 29, 2007 By: Ernest Ward Jr., DVM Tips for talking about a pet's weight with an apathetic client

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Handout on walking dogs for weight loss June 29, 2007 By: Ernest Ward Jr., DVM Print this PDF with tips to help clients exercise their overweight dogs

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