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•	Fun with pets old and young
•	Drug inventory doodle
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The pet owner forgot to bring her dog. With her. To the clinic. Veterinary practice has its moments. Here are the funniest stories our readers have experienced at work. Spoiler: Responses contain–you guessed it–lots of fecal test fiascos. More
SPONSORED CONTENT Reduce the Spread of Infectious Aerosols in Your Facility Protocols should be taken to ensure that contagious viruses like canine influenza and bacteria like Bordetella don’t spread to other animals. Aerosols from infectious, coughing dogs can travel over 20 feet, so isolation precautions are necessary with each suspected case. In addition, using a UV-C air purification system called VidaShield UV24 is proven to reduce the biological burden found in the air. Learn How.
Having fun with all creatures old and young With so many different patients at different life stages, how can vet teams best support them? We break down the stages of aging and walk through what teams can do to help them, from the front to the treatment area to home, throughout a pet's entire life. More.
Doodle: A quick count cycle for your veterinary drug inventory If you have a pulse and dread the days spent counting inventory, this is the doodle for you. More.
Data report: Inaction is ruining your veterinary practice When a workplace issue arises but there’s no such thing as a human resources department in your veterinary clinic, things can get hairy. Here’s what your veterinary colleagues think. More.

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