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We all know that National Veterinary Technician Week (happening right now, Oct. 13-19) celebrates the contributions of all veterinary technicians. Because every person brings something different to the table, however, it’s important to celebrate each team member’s unique contribution. Every clinic has a few technician rock stars who excel at patient and client care. In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, here are 10 technicians who are killing the career game and inspiring the next wave of vet tech heroes. More

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It’s complicated: Foiling the frustrations of diabetes management in pets

Diabetes cases have you (and your clients) howling in frustration? Use these tips to achieve glycemic control. More

A dog was euthanized so it could be buried with its owner. You responded en masse.

Back in May 2019, CNN ran an article that quickly went viral. When we shared it on the dvm360 Facebook page, readers had a lot to say. More

Why assume the worst of your veterinary team?

When you tell others to assume the best in people when they’re complaining, you’re likely to get some eye rolls. But the truth is, there’s a lot of power in decreasing your own stress levels by seeking out positive intent in others. Here’s how to do it. More

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Celebrate National Veterinary Technician Week with us

Appreciation and inspiration for the technicians who serve pets and people every day. Special thanks for Banfield for their support of rockstar techs! More

Tip: Make a tick snowglobe

Make the world’s most creepy snow globe, courtesy of this veterinary parasitologist’s tick education idea. More

Client handout: Rabies 101: What you need to know

Use this handout to educate your clients about rabies, including how to recognize it, how it’s treated and how to prevent it. More

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Gastric dilatation-volvulus: It doesn’t have to make your stomach turn

Whether you perform surgery yourself or refer your patient to a specialty veterinary facility, aggressive stabilization can make all the difference. More

Joint disease in cats: Assume the worst and treat for the best

While sweeping generalizations may be a bad idea in other situations, feline expert Dr. Kelly St. Denis says it’s best to assume that all senior cats in your practice are suffering from the pain of DJD.. More

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