February is National Pet Dental Health Month, but dental health should be a priority throughout the year for dogs and cats. The American Veterinary Medicine Association says that gum and oral diseases
The History of the Rainbow Bridge (Post)“Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.” We know we’ll see our pets pass on some day, but even if we’re only together a few years, it hits hard. When it comes to literature about g
Guardian of Hearts: Navigating Heartworm Awareness Month in Your Veterinary Practice(Post)Several myths persist regarding heartworm disease. For example, many owners think of the condition as strictly a Southern issue or believe it only affects outdoor pets. As a result, many cases fly und
Winter Pet Safety (Post)“If you’re cold, they’re cold.” While this is a good sentiment, there’s more to cold weather pet care than simply taking pets indoors or giving them an extra blanket. These tips will help you give you
Dogs and Cats in Clothes: The Benefits and Pitfalls of Pet Fashion (Post)Pet clothing is a confusing subject. When should your clients dress their pets? How can they tell if their pet is OK with wearing clothes? Here’s how clothing can be useful, how the right choices can
Why Euthanasia Shouldn’t Ruin a Good Vet-Pet Owner Relationship(Post)Parrots and tortoises can outlive people, but the lives of almost every other pet are far shorter than ours. That means when we welcome new pets into our homes, we have to face the fact that we’ll oft
Helping Clients Understand Prescriptions (Post)Medicine can extend the lives of your patients and make their quality of life better, but only if it’s administered properly. Unfortunately, it’s easy for confusion to arise between dispensing medicat
Honoring a Deceased Pet(Post)There’s no question that in many homes, pets are considered valued members of the family. So, when a loved one passes on, it can be devastating for everyone including children, neighbors, and friends.
Why Seasonal Pet Safety Guides Are a Game-Changer for Veterinary Clinics (Post)Every changing season brings a fresh wave of excitement and a unique set of hazards for our furry friends. From spring allergies and summer heatstroke to autumn ticks and winter antifreeze risks, pet
Suicide Awareness for Veterinarians: A Troubling Problem in Our Industry(Post)Working at a veterinary office is one of the most rewarding jobs you can have, but it's also incredibly hard. Burnout, high medical debt, compassion fatigue, and long work weeks take their toll. Unfor
Build Brand Loyalty Using Veterinary Prescription Bags(Post)Build Brand Loyalty Using Veterinary Prescription Bags Have you ever considered what the prescription bags you send home with your veterinary clients look like? Are they generic paper bags that could
12 Ways Veterinary Offices Can Use Branded Tote Bags(Post)When you're running a veterinary clinic, you're bound to need bags for pet supplies, medications and welcome bags. Generic plastic and paper bags are practical, but when you invest in personalized bag