Letters to the Editor
Insist on Veterinary Leadership and Ownership
The veterinary profession has weathered much change over the past 100 years, from focusing on horses and farm animals to being multifaceted.
Letters to the Editor
The Future of Pet Insurance
Several years ago, my Shar Pei puppy, Wrigley, was diagnosed with a genetic disease requiring expensive medication to stabilize.
Letters to the Editor
22 Successes
I’d like to respond to the article “22 Extraordinary Women” [August/September 2022] and the Viewpoint “22 Outliers” [October/November 2022].
Letters to the Editor
Read Between the Smile Lines
Sometimes, the simplest and most obvious things can help reduce daily or long-term stress.
Letters to the Editor
22 Outliers
I was very annoyed by the article “22 Extraordinary Women” [August/September 2022], as I am by similar articles crying that women can “have it all” as veterinarians.
Letters to the Editor
Innovation Is Key to Combating Disease Threats
Bird flu. COVID-19. Swine fever. When it comes to animal diseases, it’s not a matter of if but when.
Veterinary Nursing
Bring Nursing into the Veterinary Corps
The United States Army Veterinary Corps has been a shining light of pride for both the American military and our veterinary community since 1916.
Government/Regulations
Non-Competes Are Outdated
Non-compete contracts sever the patient or client relationship with a doctor or attorney.
Client Communication
How to Prepare New Pet Owners Financially
Veterinarians have an excellent opportunity to establish a healthy financial relationship with clients founded on transparency and trust.