Recent research suggests that many veterinarians may be overestimating their clients' use of flea, tick, and heartworm preventives. With so … Keep reading
New clinical data regarding preventive care, released by IDEXX, can be a powerful catalyst to … Keep reading
Occupational burnout—a state of physical or emotional exhaustion—has been on the rise in veterinary medicine over the past few years.
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A veterinary conference is a professional investment that can pay off for years to come, thanks to the incredible … Keep reading
Routine preventive care that includes blood work and urinalysis is critical to understand the health of our patients who cannot … Keep reading
Conversations about cancer screening are difficult to have—for both pet owners and your in-house team. With cancer being the Keep reading
According to the Veterinary Cancer Society, 1 in 4 dogs will develop malignant cancer in … Keep reading
An important benefit of veterinary preventive care is being able to detect disease earlier on in pets. One way to … Keep reading
Wouldn't it be convenient if being young, or simply younger than "senior," meant being free of health concerns? Unfortunately, that's … Keep reading
In first two parts of this three-part series on canine cancer, we've explored the underlying causes of cancer, the importance … Keep reading
For many, ringing in a new year inspires hope and a sense of renewal. Unfortunately, that motivation is usually … Keep reading
You have many options when choosing how to spend your—or your practice's—continuing education (CE) dollars, but have you considered a … Keep reading
