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10 Things You Shouldn't Say to Your Veterinarian

Dr. Patty Khuly outlines some remarks that this veterinarian would prefer not to hear from pet owners.

10 White Lies Veterinarians Tell Clients

If you are a regular at dog parks, you know that some pet owners can be clueless. If you recognize yourself in any of these veterinary sarcasms, take notes for your next visit so that you and your pet won’t be the next clients from H-E-double-toothpicks. Read more.

10 Questions Veterinarians Really Wish Pet Owners Would Ask

Vetstreet's Dr. Patty Khuly lists the 10 questions that would make a vet's (and owner's) life much easier — if only pet owners would ask them.

Check pets' paws regularly for grass seeds

Grass awns or seeds can quickly cause an infection when they get embedded in pets' eyes, lungs and paws, and dog owners, in particular, should check paws daily, says veterinarian Christen Skaer.

5 Tips to Handle a Pet Poison Emergency

Worried about dog flu? Tips to protect your pup

As an outbreak of canine flu spreads "like wildfire," experts offer some advice to help keep your pet safe

Your Dog Etiquette Guide: Dining Out Tips

Want to include your dog in an evening eating out? Follow these etiquette tips to help provide a pleasant and safe restaurant experience.

Behind the scenes at an AAHA-accredited animal hospital

The American Animal Hospital Association gives its seal of approval to veterinary hospitals that achieve a certain standard of practice, and pet expert Steve Dale highlights his own pets' animal hospital, Blum Animal Hospital in Chicago, one of the first practices to gain AAHA accreditation. According to veterinarian Natalie Marks, AAHA requires that practices adhere to numerous guidelines for achieving excellence including staff knowledge and skills…

How to Make Veterinarian Team Members Feel Valued

How to improve practices without disrupting them and build an environment where caregivers feel like they matter.

15 things you'd never say in veterinary practice

Here’s a quick countdown of the top phrases you will never hear veterinary team members say in practice.

Poetry book ‘Saving Singletrees’ simple and reflective

Veterinary visits help keep pets, humans healthy

Pets may transmit bacteria, parasites and even rabies to their owners, writes physician Anthony Komaroff, a Harvard Medical School professor. Dr. Komaroff recommends that all pets undergo regular veterinary visits for preventive care such as deworming and vaccinations. Additionally, commonsense practices including thorough hand-washing will help prevent problems, adds Dr. Komaroff.

When Caring Hurts: Dealing with Depression in Veterinary Medicine

Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders in the United States and is strikingly prevalent in the veterinary community. Get tips on how to differentiate depression from burnout and how to find help for yourself or your coworkers.

Dog Ultrasound Services: Understanding the Importance of the Ultrasound

As your local vets in Raleigh, we hope to answer all of your questions about pet care, vet care, and responsible pet ownership.

Highly Profitable Veterinary Practice for Sale. Adirondacks. Lake George. NY178

Want to pay off your student loans and live in the most beautiful part of the Northeast? Consider buying this ridiculously profitable practice that can’t stop growing! Grossed over $1,000,000 in 2016 with just one doctor. Owner motivated to sell! This small animal practice is busting at the seams, just waiting for a motivated buyer to …

Woods: “Where Do You Go When You Dream?”

Fifteen years into their career, Woods continue to reinvent their brand of psych-tinged folk-rock.

Tiger Woods Takes Ibuprofen to Prevent Back Pain. Should You?

Tiger Woods takes ibuprofen to prevent back pain. But for weekend duffers with back pain, this is one of the rare things Woods does on the golf course that some experts would advise against copying.