Check out two Q&As from a veterinary technician and parrot behavior pioneer who passed away in April.

How my beloved dog Chaser led me to a career in the veterinary field and a passion for preventive care.

Offer these tips to your veterinary clients to keep their canine companions from eating their feline friend?s feces.

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.

Try using kitten classes to build a larger cat clientele at your veterinary practice.

When it's cold, snowy, or rainy playing outside with a dog isn't always an option. Here are some ways clients can keep their pets entertained.

Thunder booms, and some dogs panic. Here's how to help your veterinary clients' pets cope.

Educate veterinary clients when cats boldly go where they've never gone before.