Clinical

Keep the holidays magical for your clients and their pets by sharing safety tips for enjoying wintertime fun.

Did you miss our recent webinars? Here’s your chance to catch up on the latest in AAHA Learning with our webinar recap roundup.

What do you do when a service dog is crippled by fear and can’t do her job? That scenario played out in a recent case report in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association (JAAHA).

Does your veterinary practice memorialize patients after they have passed? Read on to find some creative ways to support families who have had to say goodbye to their pets and bond them to your practice for life.

Want to empower your team to respond to your clients’ concerns independently? Read on to learn to “train to your list, test on your training, then let your team loose.”

Common challenges facing senior pets include reduced mobility, chronic pain, organ pathology, cognitive decline, hearing and vision loss, dental disease, metabolic disease, reduced immunity, obesity, and cancer. When it comes to treating senior pets, an integrative approach that includes some complementary therapies just makes sense.

Veterinary practices need help attracting senior pets into their clinics, and with giving clients useful, practical tips that will allow the seniors (and their caregivers) to have as easy a last chapter in life as possible.

New research reveals important insights into the reasons pet owners surrender their pets to shelters. Reversing the trend will require careful attention to the humans behind the pets.

This story, previously published June 21, 2024, has been updated to reflect the change in the AAHA 2023 Canine Vaccination Guidelines.

Think adopting a spectrum-of-care approach in your practice means you need to discount your services or lower your standards? Not so! Here’s what you need to know.