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How to lick Lyme disease

April 1, 2013

Consider these seven common myths clients believe about Lyme disease. Then learn how to respond to pet owners and protect their pets' health.

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How to harness a pitchfork-wielding horde for your veterinary practice

April 1, 2013

In the right forum, your veterinary clients can be your best defense.

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Insurance company analyzes cost of veterinary treatment vs. cost of prevention

April 1, 2013

Cost analysis of the five most common preventive pet conditions in 2012 revealed.

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The humane movement: The challenge and the future of the veterinary profession

April 1, 2013

Veteirnarians should avoid direct opposition of animal welfare groups during this cultural shift.

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Do veterinary team members need to follow the medical standards of their practice?

March 14, 2013

A singular vision will benefit the clinic at large.

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Children's book puts euthanasia woes to rest

March 1, 2013

Veterinarian's end-of-life guide softens the sting of pet loss for pint-sized clients.

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Rabies vaccination: Should veterinarians exempt or not?

March 1, 2013

Should veterinarians exempt a pet from a state-mandated vaccination if a client asks? Beware: It could come back to bite you.

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The incredible vanishing veterinary visit

March 1, 2013

When clients start disappearing from your practice, pets don't get the care they need and the business you work for suffers. Learn the steps you can take to pull more visits out of your proverbial hat and preserve pets' health with your near-magical medical prowess.

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Mystery dermatology diagnosis at your veterinary clinic

March 1, 2013

Dermatology cases can mean heavy detective work for your clinical team. Use these tips to keep clients calm and comforted as your veterinarian unravels the evidence to reveal the culprit of the pet's distress.

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