Here are the benefits one veterinary practitioner has experienced firsthand.

If the day-to-day struggles of an ambulatory equine practice are wearing you down, it may be time to consider building, buying, or renting a haul-in facility.

If the day-to-day struggles of an ambulatory equine practice are wearing you down, it may be time to consider building, buying, or renting a haul-in facility.

Hiring trends prove it: Joining a mixed animal practice appeals less and less to new veterinary school graduates.

The future of mixed-animal practice will survive if practice owners are willing to compromise with associates.

Get veterinary clients out of retail and back to your practice with a little marketing know-how and communication finesse.

A little marketing know-how (it's not a bad word!) and communication finesse can put you over the feed stores and get clients calling you first.

Open your mind! Equine practitioners can learn a lot about clients and business from small animal veterinarians.

Here are two important ways that smartphones and other mobile devices are changing the way veterinarians communicate with clients.