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Getting through veterinary school was the easy part. Now, you’ll need a whole new set of skills to successfully run a veterinary practice, like multitasking, versatility, and leadership. One practice management tool is both deceptively simple yet surprisingly effective: a veterinary practice daily checklist. In fact, employing daily checklists in your practice can provide numerous Read More...

Practicing veterinary medicine requires genuine care for animals, but that’s not all. You’re also running a business, and it won’t survive unless you can generate revenue, optimize your workflow, and improve operational performance. Fortunately, you can discover critical insights about the success of your practice by measuring veterinary benchmarks and key performance indicators (KPIs). Below, Read More...

To stay responsive, competitive, and profitable in the ever-changing digital age, your vet practice must adapt to and capitalize on digital trends. Although you might not think about online sales, ecommerce veterinary sales and services are becoming crucial to succeeding in the digital age. Online sales in the pet industry have increased significantly since 2015; Read More...

A study published by the British Veterinary Association found that many veterinarians feel more distressed from euthanasia consultations with the pet owner than the process itself. When clients have a difference in opinion regarding euthanasia, the inability to do what’s best for the pet causes significant stress for veterinarians and veterinary team members. In this Read More...

How much data does your healthcare organization generate every year? You may not realize it, but all that data contains a gold mine of information you can utilize to your benefit through medical practice analytics, also known as healthcare analytics. By using data analytics and measuring key performance indicators (KPIs), your practice can gain valuable Read More...

As a veterinary practice owner or manager, you don’t need us to tell you that running a vet clinic is a lot of work. Between caring for your animal patients, handling pet owners, keeping up with the latest in veterinary healthcare, ensuring your finances are in order, and scaling the business, non-urgent tasks like data collection Read More...

The Nationwide Pet Surge During the pandemic, millions of Americans began staying indoors and looking for a sense of companionship during a time of uncertainty. It’s estimated that nearly 1 in 5 households in America adopted at least one pet (cat or dog) during the pandemic. The demand for pet care began booming and the Read More...

Unfortunately, we have all been there. Struggling to stay awake, wiggling in our seats, mind drifting off to the tasks we should be doing yet trying to look interested just in case the boss looks our way. We are enduring another poorly planned staff meeting. It doesn’t have to be this way! Staff meetings should Read More...

The newest generations of pet parents (that’s what they call themselves these days) are setting a higher bar for veterinary professionals, according to a recent survey commissioned by Weave. Today’s pet parents want what is convenient for them, but it turns out those conveniences are also time-savers for practices, and a means to bond clients Read More...

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association and the CDC, the majority of the 4.5 million dog bite victims per year in the United States are children. Therefore, parents and caregivers must be aware of the steps to take to prevent dog bites from happening in the first place. Understanding what leads to dogs biting Read More...

Best Practices to Keep Your Practice Economically Buoyant During Uncertain Times Every business wants to stay afloat during an uncertain and unfavorable time in the economic market. While no business is recession-proof, some are more downturn-tolerant than others. Inelastic industries such as healthcare tend to outperform others when faced with an economic decline. However, healthcare Read More...

Feline dental charting is a critical skill for your veterinary dentistry practice. A dental chart can describe a cat’s dentistry issues, including plaque buildup, tooth loss, and overcrowding by retained deciduous teeth. Pet owners can then work with their veterinary dentistry professionals to develop a treatment to prevent further tooth loss and decay. As veterinarians, Read More...