5 Ways to “Green” Your Home and Practice
One of the top ways you can care for the long-term health of our animal friends and our planet is by making greener choices in your business and in your…
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Home Sweet Work: The Importance of Finding Fulfillment through Work Culture
Work-life balance” is a misleading term. It makes it sound like we can have all aspects of our life evened out on a scale…but that’s impossible. It’s an unrealistic expectation.…
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Maintaining Canine Mobility through Multi-Modal Management of Osteoarthritis
Our canine patients are living longer thanks to more sensitive diagnostics, improved medications and treatments, and our clients’ commitments to providing their furry family members with the best care. Especially…
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Communicating from the Heart
“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” –Maya Angelou The heart has its own way…
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Recent Navc Initiative Empowers Veterinarian Nurses & Technicians
Photos by North American Veterinary Community The rewarding field of veterinary medicine has never been more in demand. As more people have pets and want to give them top care,…
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Taking Technician to the Next Level with Veterinary Technician Specialties
Anyone who works as a veterinary technician or works with one will tell you they are much more than another set of hands in the clinic. Veterinary technicians are highly-skilled…
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Identifying & Addressing Inequality in the Workplace
For today’s practice manager, D&I, EDI, DEI and EED&I are acronyms commonly seen in many leadership and management discussions. Diversity, Inclusion, Equity and Equality are integral parts of how we…
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Veterinarian Life Advice
“There are some excellent veterinarians who are on the autism spectrum. Their technical skills are often topnotch but they may have difficulty in some social situations. To be successful in…
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Healthy Eating Ideas & Quick Exercise Tips for Busy Veterinarians
As a veterinary professional, your main priority is the health and wellbeing of the animals that are in your care. This usually means long hours, lots of time spent on…
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Fear Free: A Commitment of Physical and Emotional Care
I grew up on a farm in Southern Idaho and wanted to be a dairy veterinarian from age six. Fast forward 14 years to my first day of veterinary school at…
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