Letters to the Editor
75 Million Pets Aren’t Getting Care. Cost and Access Are Why.
Veterinary telemedicine doesn't compete with in-clinic care. It provides care for pets who can't get it otherwise.
Letters to the Editor
The Dangers of Dutch Pet’s Veterinary Telemedicine Advocacy
A recent podcast conversation between Tucker Carlson and Dutch Pet CEO, Joe Spector, is raising concerns because it speaks to real and widely felt frustrations within the veterinary community.
Letters to the Editor
Reimagining Veterinary End-of-Life Care: How to Build a Compassionate Hospice Program
Transforming end-of-life care from a single, final decision into a structured hospice framework allows veterinary practices to prioritize patient comfort, support grieving families, and deliver compassionate palliative care.
Letters to the Editor
Veterinary Practice Transparency Is the Key to Building Client Trust
As veterinary practices face rising costs and market consolidation, embracing radical pricing and ownership transparency may be the best way to preserve clinical autonomy and build lasting client trust.
Letters to the Editor
How To Retain Vet Techs Through Empowerment
Encouraging and empowering your clinic's vet techs can help reduce turnover and advance the veterinary technician career path.
Letters to the Editor
The Biggest Silent Health Crisis in Vet Med
I am on a mission to ensure we do better for anyone with ovaries who crosses our path, whether that person is a friend, colleague or client.
Letters to the Editor
Lessons from Icarus: Avoiding Reckless Change in Vet Med
We need profession-wide conversations — grounded in evidence and experience — that guide thoughtful, well-considered reform.
Letters to the Editor
Meeting Clients Where They Are
The loyalty of our clients is at risk, and we might be missing opportunities about which we don’t even know.