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Three new clients and other important numbers Study neighborhood demographics to get a glimpse of your practice's future. Apr 1, 2013 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD Study neighborhood demographics to get a glimpse of your veterinary practice's future.

How veterinary practice owners are like Japanese warlords Defending your business against chaos is your paramount mission. Feb 1, 2013 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD Defending your veterinary business against chaos is your paramount mission.

Practice for Profit: Know the demographics before you buy a veterinary practice The location of your veterinary practice means your business could sink or swim. Sep 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD The location of your veterinary practice means your business could sink or swim.

Three ways veterinarians are their own worst enemies Introverted? Hate selling? Business-phobic? You're not alone, but these traits could be killing your veterinary practice. Jul 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD Introverted? Hate selling? Business-phobic? You're not alone, but these traits could be killing your veterinary practice.

A question that opens the door to better patient care Ask veterinary clients, "How long do you want your pet to live?" Their answers can open the door to better care. Jun 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD Ask veterinary clients, "How long do you want your pet to live?" Their answers can open the door to better care.

Sex in veterinary practice The demographics in your community are important. So are the demographics of your veterinary associates. May 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD The demographics in your community are important. So are the demographics of your veterinary associates.

Fees: It's all in the presentation Turn common sense on its head: Present your fee schedule to clients—personally Apr 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD Turn common sense on its head: Present your fee schedule to pet-owning clients—personally

Next generation can retire—with planning Hit the magic number with some prep work over time Jan 1, 2012 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD If you joined the workforce in the past 10 years, you've probably heard a lot of doom and gloom about your retirement outlook.

The deadly middle: Why veterinary practices' fee structure is failing "Not too high, not too low" doesn't work for fees. Veterinarians' low self-esteem could bankrupt our profession Nov 1, 2011 By: Gerald Snyder, VMD "Not too high, not too low" doesn't work for fees. Veterinarians' low self-esteem could bankrupt our profession

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