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A refuge from violence for pets and people

The bond between people and pets is stronger than ever, and evidence of this powerful connection is perhaps no clearer than in cases of domestic violence. An estimated 71% of domestic violence survivors report that their abuser has injured, maimed or threatened their family pet, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Studies also show that 55% of domestic violence victims and their children report that their pets are an important source of emotional support, underscoring the need to accommodate pets as well as people at shelters. Here’s how veterinary teams can help. More

TODAY ON DVM360.COM:

5 reasons cats go berserk

Here are some innovative tips and approaches to share with veterinary clients who own warrior cats, courtesy of behaviorist and Fetch dvm360 conference speaker Dr. John Ciribassi. More

Laser pointers can cause behavior disorders in cats

But you can educate your well-meaning veterinary clients on how to use them in the most rewarding way. More

7 vet dentistry tips for GPs

"Everyone has a story of how their neighbor's cousin's dog died under anesthesia—it's always because of a dental procedure, too," says veterinary dentist Dr. Kendall Taney. Here’s her expert advice for GPs dealing with clients’ fears about dental care for pets. More

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When the hospital owner undermines your leadership

If the hospital owner constantly discredits the guidance you provide to your veterinary team, having that uncomfortable conversation with him or her about how their behavior makes you feel could help set things straight. More

How to get more pets to the vet

Our AVMA data shows us that—no surprise—preventive care improves when the veterinary-client-patient relationship (VCPR) is stronger. Are you doing what you can to make sure the next time that patient comes in, wellness care is on the table? More

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Punitive training makes dogs pessimistic

A recent veterinary behavior study shows that aversive training methods can negatively impact the welfare of dogs. More

Commentary: Time for action on student debt

There are many changes we could make to lower veterinary student debt. Its past time to start on one or two: raise more money and cut preveterinary requirements.More

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CVC is now Fetch, a dvm360 conference
Fetch provides an innovative 360-degree educational engagement experience that focuses on every facet of a veterinary professional's life.

Low-stress veterinary visits
Lower pets' stress levels with these tips and tools to create calmer, more relaxed veterinary visits for every pet that visits your practice.

dvm360 toolkit
A special monthly package designed to help boost client compliance and make it easy for your team to educate pet owners about regular wellness care topics.

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