I think we all can agree that 2020 has been the year from hell. We will not regret saying goodbye! Even though it has been rough we have learned some lessons that will help us be better moving forward. One of my favorite Winnie the Pooh quotes is, “You’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and
My husband was in sales for 50 years so I was fortunate that his training and attitude towards “asking for business” rubbed off on me. He laughingly said, “it is easier to ask for it than work for it.” meaning that you are going to have to work much harder if you don’t learn to ask your worth
Curious as a cat. We have all seen and been amused by the antics of kittens exploring their world. Something as simple as a box is incredibly fascinating to these tiny fluff balls. As humans we need to follow the lead of these petite felines and keep our curiosity strong. When we lose our curiosity, we get stuck
I know – Every veterinary hospital I know has changed the typical in-clinic exam protocol to having clients wait in the car while the pet is cared for, then returned to the owner for a phone call discussion of the findings. Many practices are “duct taping “a telehealth process together with a combo of free apps like Zoom,
I was having a conversation with a client last week and she laughed and said, “You are my secret sauce”. What she was referring to was her ability to outperform her competition even though her practice is only 1 year and 3 months old. I can’t take lots of credit for this because she is a very hard worker,
As circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak continue to evolve, veterinary practices across the country are varying their responses and reactions to this pandemic. A recorded discussion between Debbie Boone, CVPM, Founder, 2 Manage Vets Consulting, Jolle Kirpensteijn, DVM, Chief Professional Veterinary Officer, Hill’s Pet Nutrition US, and our CEO, Mark Olcott, DVM, discussed what practices can do to
Just like humans, our pets experience minor injuries throughout the course of daily life. We cut our fingers; they cut their paws or foot pads. Maybe a tail gets accidentally slammed in a door or whacks something hard and causes trauma for the pet. While some injuries may require a veterinarian’s exam, others can be taken care of at
I once was swimming in the middle of the deep end of a pool. As I rose to the surface after a dive, I took a breath and began to choke. It is a quirk of my anatomy that it happens with little reason. I remember thinking – “I can’t breathe” as I gasped for air. But instead
With March designated as Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month, now is the perfect time to assess how safe your home is for your pet. We interviewed our partners at Pet Poison Helpline to learn more about the potentially harmful substances commonly found in homes and what pet owners can do to make sure their pets stay happy and
Being in the world of veterinary management since 1987 has given me a long-term perspective on how our profession has changed. It is truly incredible how far we have come. But in all those years one thing is consistent…” it’s lonely at the top.” I grew up as the boss’s daughter, so I was always in a different
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