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Saying no is hard but we all must do it sometimes. Learn how in this podcast.

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If you've ever said you don't have time to eat lunch, you should listen to this podcast.

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Want some tips on dealing with toxic co-workers? Listen for some suggestions.

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Are you feeling hopeless today? This podcast addresses ways to combat this.

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Do you think asking for help is a sign of weakness? It definitely is not so find out why.

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Join us as we listen to Dr. Alina Suris, a board certified psychologist, discuss the three behanvior choices we encounter every day: passive, assertive and aggressive. We will learn what these behaviors look both  like in clients and in co-workers as well as offering advice in how to handle each type. 

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Let’s talk both feline and canine chronic enteropathy management. As a whole, GI-related cases can put a strain on both veterinary practitioners and pet owners as they work to manage this disease, customize treatment plans, and continue to balance both nutritional and lifestyle factors impacting these pets. However, centering resiliency and persistence within the treatment of chronic enteropathy for both cats and dogs can make a world of difference as veterinarians work to provide a high level of care to these patients.

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It’s no secret that veterinary technicians play a crucial role in the landscape of pet care. While technicians continue to specialize in many areas of expertise, a significant and often overlooked opportunity lies within pet nutrition. By empowering veterinary technicians to lead nutritional advice sessions, this can create opportunities for exceptional care that positively impact clinic revenue and technician engagement.

The key lies in unleashing the full potential of veterinary technicians through the creation of a dynamic system that efficiently maximizes the capabilities of both veterinarians and technicians. Nutritional advice sessions play a role in the quality care that supports both pet well-being and the overall wellbeing of the veterinary profession.

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Veterinary technicians play an integral role within clinics and within the support networks for both pets and pet parents. Their skills are more in demand than ever, as the veterinary industry evolves to support a growing population of cats and dogs seeking care. The future of veterinary technicians can take many forms as each practitioner customizes their own professional development and carve their own path.

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Dermatology cases comprise approximately 20 percent or more of a veterinarian’s caseload. It’s not surprising given that dog owners most commonly recognize symptoms related to their pet’s skin. In fact, one in every 10 dogs can be affected by a disease called atopic dermatitis. There is no cure for this disease, and management is lifelong, often involving expensive, daily medications. Our panelists will discuss this issue and how to best counsel their clients through dermatology-related care, including the
positive impact nutrition can have.