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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Survival technique: Reinvent your veterinary practice and yourself November 13, 2012 By: James Guenther, DVM, MBA, MHA, CVPM, AVA When the going gets tough, the tough equine practitioners get … marketing.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Your pharmacy's dead! Long live your pharmacy! November 1, 2012 By: Brendan Howard, Editor The battle for pharmacy dollars may be over, but the war for your veterinary patients' health has only just begun.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Take the "ouch" out of osteoarthritis November 1, 2012 Give veterinary clients the tools to improve their arthritic pets' quality of life.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS 10 steps to client-friendly reminders November 1, 2012 By: Andrea Hewitt, Assistant Content Specialist Use these suggestions to improve and diversify your scheduling and communication with clients.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Don't leave 'em asking November 1, 2012 By: Jeremy Keen, DVM Eight questions to uncover whether you're exceeding clients' expectations during visits for better service and more information.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Adjusting to arthritis November 1, 2012 Clients can easily track their pet's condition and quality of life with this form.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS 6 Halloween dangers for pets October 31, 2012 Ghosts, goblins, and ... raisins? There's a lot for your veterinary patients to fear during America's spookiest holiday.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Veterinarians: Think bigger than blogging October 24, 2012 By: Jed Schaible, VMD, MBA, CVPM There's a better way to educate pet owners and drive more visitors—and potential clients—to your veterinary practice's website.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Why veterinarians shouldn't be allowed to blog October 17, 2012 By: Jed Schaible, VMD, MBA, CVPM Blogging may be the latest trend, but evidence suggests that veterinarians should share their knowledge in other ways.

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