Veterinarian Life Advice
“Dare to do those things that you don’t think you can do. At the end of the day, there’s a very good chance you will surprise yourself!”
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Love, Veterinarian Style
They became study buddies in their first year of vet school at Tuskegee, and they soon became fast friends. Dr. Franny Tyler, a Georgian native, found Dr. Will Draper to…
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5 Simple Ways to Get More Paws Through the Door
The good news is that our industry is booming right now—pet–focused businesses hit nearly 70 billion dollars in revenue last year, with pet veterinary services claiming $13.5 billion of that.…
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Unexpected Treats for the Patient With the Picky Palate
Certainly, dogs and cats have their own individual taste preferences just as we do. Some of our foods you may never guess pets crave. Who knew, for example, that many…
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Doga: 3 Top Benefits of Practicing Yoga With Dogs
As pet care professionals, we bend our bodies in awkward positions, overuse our joints and muscles, and stand in the same spot for long periods of time—just to name a…
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Is Veterinary Rehabilitation the Right Path for You?
Today’s pet owners want veterinary care that mirrors the best practices in human medicine, and veterinary professionals are responding by offering services previously associated with human care that benefit pets…
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Doctor Jane Goodall: For the People, for the Planet, for the Animals
At 85, Dr. Jane Goodall is as observant as ever. She instantly sees that my tie has little gorillas on it, a souvenir from our trip to see the mountain…
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Vets and Breeders: A Strong Relationship to Nourish
Veterinarians and breeders often have a healthy relationship. Yet, there is a lot more a vet practice can do to accommodate local dog breeders and kennels. On a business level,…
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Saving a Human Life
It was late afternoon on a very hot July day. Shirley Severs, 76, was relaxing, drinking a cold soda and nursing a minor leg injury she received that morning while…
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