When veterinarians approach a lender to request a small business loan, understanding the role of collateral is crucial.

The number of U.S. cat-owning households jumped by 23%, from 40 million in 2023 to 49 million in 2024, according to the APPA.

Telehealth is a great way to help your practice become more efficient and support your clients’ needs for simple requests.

Shifts in client attitudes will alter the way you practice veterinary medicine. But when did you last sit down to define your business model?

Moving an independent practice to a corporate network demands strategic planning, expert advice and a firm grasp of your objectives.

Back-office duties are often assigned to one person, weakening internal controls. And where an opportunity lies, the chance of fraud rises.

Over time, new practice information management software can cure the headaches plaguing your processes and profit line.

Artificial intelligence has the power to improve veterinary care, but keep a few things in mind before you jump on the AI bandwagon.

What can you do to help your practice survive and thrive amid staffing shortages? For starters, rethink how you use your team members.

These feline-focused women — eight veterinarians and one technician — are charting the course for extraordinary veterinary care.

Pet grooming in the United States is an $8 billion-a-year industry with untapped growth potential, especially in the veterinary profession, but it’s also ripe for mishaps and liability claims.

Macroeconomic trends and veterinary specific data indicate a downturn in pet owner spending — and the potential of a looming recession.