Ultrasound donation equips Michigan shelter with ‘pediatric probe’
The Core Imaging team has conducted training to help staff in the Humane Society of West Michigan (HSWM) use the new in-house imaging tool.
Treating the large oronasal defects
The key is to develop a revision plan that is based on good surgical principles and addresses shortcomings of the original closure.
Insurance talk for every life stage
Personalizing the pet insurance conversation for each stage of the pet’s life can resonate more deeply with the client and drive them toward action—and it does not have to be complicated.
Canine respiratory disease-stricken San Diego shelter puts a pause on surrenders
Due to occurrences of Strep zoo and a bacterial infection called Mycoplasma, the San Diego Humane Society is limiting its dog intake to stray animals through Dec. 1
Nonsurgical treatment for canine osteosarcoma to be explored in new study
The new research is set to evaluate the effectiveness of a novel drug combination tailored to giant-breed dogs diagnosed with osteosarcoma.
A peek behind the lab service curtain
Vendor management is not yet a common term in veterinary business, yet is an integral part of everyday practice. Managing and balancing vendor costs with value received is critical, but knowledge and successful strategies are often quiet, internal secrets.
Brain Teaser: Can you solve this puzzle?
Presentation: A 12-week-old kitten presents for palpable defect in sternum.
$300,000 grant supports aspiring DVMs
The American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC) partners with Chewy Health in launching a new scholarship grant program for underserved veterinary students.
5 steps to shorter, effective scheduling calls
Client service representatives spend four to six hours a day on scheduling tasks. With staff shortages and high call volumes, they need to shorten and make calls more purposeful.
Pet owners believe in-person care is ‘best,’ survey shows
The American Veterinary Medical Association’s (AVMA) 2023 Pet Owner Attitude Survey finds demand for veterinary care is ‘normalizing’ and returning to ‘pre-pandemic levels’