No matter if you are a third or fourth-year vet student or a new veterinarian, you probably have experienced some time with demanding clients or pet owners. Many of us have seen the scene with pet owners arguing and yelling at veterinary staff and vice versa. Sometimes, it isn’t difficult clients but difficult situations instead. […]
Clarity
The pandemic has really changed the nature of the game. The practice of veterinary medicine is contingent upon clear channels of communication between the people responsible for patient health: pet owners and veterinary staff. Pet owners, at least those who come to our hospital, are not actually allowed in the building due to our COVID […]
No One Right Way
Back in school, we all learned the “gold standard” methods at diagnosing or treating a variety of medical conditions. And while the diagnostic framework we received at approaching clinical cases is most definitely very important, it goes without saying that actual practice of medicine does not always — and rarely does — follow the exact […]