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Source: FIRSTLINE A spill of support for the Gulf June 1, 2010 By: Kerry Hillard Johnson The veterinary community is hard at work trying to help wildlife affected by the BP oil spill.

Source: FIRSTLINE Your employee rights were violated. Now what? June 1, 2010 By: Sheila Grosdidier, BS, RVT Protect yourself and preserve a strong working relationship with these three tips.

Source: Pet Poison Helpline 8 people foods that are toxic to pets May 24, 2010 By: Ahna Brutlag, DVM, MS Most clients have heard chocolate is poisonous to pets, but do they know that other common foods may also be toxic for dogs and cats?

Source: FIRSTLINE Start sucking up: Why flattery works May 18, 2010 Even if they know your motives aren't sincere, co-workers and clients might still appreciate your compliments.

Source: FIRSTLINE Wash your hands: Wipe away doubt May 13, 2010 Research shows clean hands may equal a clean slate.

Source: FIRSTLINE 9 rules for avoiding negative karma May 1, 2010 By: Kyle Palmer, CVT Don't let bad karma come knocking at your practice's door. Institute these unofficial policies for preventing karmic payback.

Source: FIRSTLINE Helping fraidy cats May 1, 2010 By: Kerry Hillard Johnson Could fear on everyone's part—cats, clients, and team members—be the cause of difficult feline veterinary visits?

Source: FIRSTLINE Handle staff complaints with humor April 1, 2010 Here's how one hospital handles staff compliants with humor.

Source: FIRSTLINE Establishing a practice code of ethics April 1, 2010 Here are 3 tips to get your practice's ethical protocols on track.

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