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What Exactly is "On Time?"

01/27/2020
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When it comes to punctuality, what exactly does being "on time" mean? Here's my take on what it means to be punctual in the workplace. See more on this topic and others: http://www.vetvine.com/f...

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Delegating is Key to Success

01/27/2020
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Delegating is key to your personal and professional satisfaction and success (as well as to those you work with).

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Phase Training for New Hires

01/27/2020
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After hiring for the "hard skills" of any given position in the practice, does your hiring process include training of new hires - to ensure they understand policies, protocols and expectations?...

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Manage Your Work Stressors - How to Deal With Constant Interruptions

01/27/2020
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Managers can find it difficult to get their work done when barraged by employee interruptions throughout the day. Here are some tips for managing this stressor!

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Long-term Use of Oclacitinib in Dogs

01/09/2020
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Relief from pruritus associated with allergic skin disease can be challenging and may include the use of medicated shampoos, and antipruritic drug monotherapy or in combination with allergen-specific...

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Use of Oclacitinib in Cats with Hypersensitivity Dermatitis

01/09/2020
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Relief from pruritus associated with allergic skin disease can be challenging and may include the use of medicated shampoos, and antipruritic drug monotherapy or in combination with allergen-specific...

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Supporting Families Facing a Pet's End-of-Life

01/03/2020
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Kathryn M. Jennings, CPLP, CPFE introduces us to her 2-part series on supporting families facing end-of-life decision making for their pet and after loss. Kathryn is a certified pet loss professio...

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Veterinary Visits, Stress, and the Effect of Music on People and Pets

01/02/2020
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A visit to the veterinary office can be stressful for animals and their owners. A recent study examined the effect of classical music on a dog’s behavior and pet owner satisfaction with the veterinary...

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Human-Animal Bond: Helping Pet Families Anticipate End-of-Life

01/01/2020
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Kathryn M. Jennings, CPLP, CPFE is a certified pet loss professional and has a Certificate in Death and Grief Studies. She is President and Founder of Day By Day Pet Caregiver Support, a 501 c n...

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