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Preventive care is often the best way to promote pet health and longevity, which is why many veterinarians recommend pet wellness care so strongly. However, pet owners face a few challenges in providing consistent, quality care for their furry friends. For example, they might be unable to afford routine wellness exams, high-quality foods, and necessary Read More...

Maintaining accurate medical records starts with taking detailed, comprehensive notes during patient appointments. With the SOAP vet med approach, your veterinary clinic can ensure the accuracy and thoroughness of your notes, communicate patient needs precisely to other veterinary professionals, and provide the best patient care. Understanding SOAP Vet Med “SOAP” is a helpful acronym your Read More...

Opening a new veterinary clinic could be a highly lucrative venture. But meticulous financial planning is crucial if you want to establish a successful, profitable, and sustainable clinic. A well-structured budget gives you more room to manage expenses, forecast revenue, and ensure long-term sustainability. This sample veterinary clinic budget will help you narrow down which Read More...

Comprehending canine behavior allows your vet team to offer effective training advice to pet owners. While your veterinarians may understand the complex meanings behind different dog behaviors, how do you translate this information in an easy-to-understand way for pet owners to read? A dog behavior chart is a great way to promote healthy training and Read More...

A dog behavior assessment involves interacting with and encouraging dogs to respond to various stimuli to measure and identify their socialization skills, stress levels, anxiety, and responses. How a dog responds to this variety of stimuli can help your veterinary practice diagnose and manage various canine behavioral health issues. Whether you’re working to help shelter Read More...

As a vet practice, you want to help your clients build the best relationships possible with their pets. Sometimes, this means treating medical conditions, but it often involves helping them through behavioral issues. With a dog reactivity chart, your practice can accurately assess how a dog responds to its environment to determine its response threshold. Read More...

Part of being a responsible dog owner is scheduling routine health checks for these furry friends. As a veterinarian, you know that clients should bring in their dogs at least once a year to ensure early detection of health issues — and maintain their overall well-being. Explaining the importance of dog health checks and addressing Read More...

Teaching a dog a new trick encourages mental stimulation, allowing it to bond with its owner. Trick training can build trust, reduce boredom, and enhance obedience. As a pet-care professional, your main goal is to foster happy, healthy relationships between your clients and their furry friends. Sometimes, this means treating medical issues, and other times, Read More...

About 1.2 million puppies are born each day globally. This enables plenty of people to bring a puppy home. New puppy parents are often blown away by the joy their furry friend brings to their lives. However, new puppies can also present unexpected challenges. Your veterinary practice should give pet parents this ultimate puppy guide. It highlights Read More...

According to the American Kennel Club, nearly three-fourths of dog owners implement a training plan. Some hire a professional dog trainer, while others hold at-home training sessions. No matter which approach people take, consistency is the key to a successful dog training plan. This will leave a dog owner with a more well-behaved and confident Read More...

The average cat lives for 13 or 14 years. However, it isn’t uncommon for some cats to live for over 15 or 20 years. Encourage owners to keep their cats healthy by recommending regular visits to your veterinary practice. A routine cat health check can ensure the early detection of potential medical conditions and maintain Read More...

“This is ridiculous. I’ve been waiting for half an hour to see the vet,” says that angry customer. Out the door they go, taking Fido with them. It’s official: You need new employees stat. You need help ASAP, true, but you don’t want to make a hiring mistake you’ll sorely regret later. Below, you’ll learn Read More...