Veterinary Education
Debunking the Myths of Distributive Veterinary Education
As more veterinary programs adopt workplace-based clinical training, longstanding criticisms deserve a second look.
Letters to the Editor
A Response to the Renewed Veterinary Compensation Debate
ProSal as a veterinary compensation model gets blamed for burnout and bad behavior, but the real culprit is the leadership surrounding it.
Letters to the Editor
A Large Animal Veterinary Practice’s Case for Production Pay
Over the past five years, this Wisconsin large animal practice has seen the benefits of the debated compensation model.
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Paperwork Isn’t Just Inefficient. It’s a Liability.
Missing consent forms and illegible anesthesia records aren't just administrative headaches; they're practice risks that digital workflows can eliminate.
Letters to the Editor
Veterinary Industry Survey: Staffing, Burnout, and AI Adoption
New data reveals a profession rethinking how work gets done.
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Access to Credit Transforms Pet Health
When pet owners understand their financing options, the question changes from “Can we afford this?” to “What’s best for my pet?”
Letters to the Editor
The Veterinary Mid-Level Practitioner Debate
After 10 years of arguing about clinical scope, rural communities are still without care. That's because we've been asking the wrong question.
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.