VBJ articles

The author is passionate about microchips, making them work effectively and monitoring their use. Here, … more

TRADITIONAL CAT FLAPS are, of course, a tried and trusted method of allowing easy entry … more

Microchip technology has come on leaps and bounds in the past few years – making the whole … more

It’s not every day you see a dog skateboarding around a practice’s car park. Clients … more

According to Rob Tillyard, there’s a multitude of internet-borne viruses and security threats trawling 24/7 … more

It’s hardly rocket science, but recent detailed research has revealed many practices are still not … more

The message may have been hijacked by a well-known supermarket chain, but when it comes … more

A PRACTICE MANAGER known for “thinking outside the box” and a practice praised for its … more

Not many practices sponsor their own local roundabout. Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital does – the nearby sign … more

In the latest article for VBJ, Carol Smith looks at the small print and practicalities … more

Keeping all your staff fully in the health and safety loop is not just essential, … more

• Walk down UK high streets and it’s easy to think the country’s retail offer has … more

PET HEALTH PLANS offered by practices offer two main benefits. Firstly, they give consistent, ongoing … more

INCREASED PRODUCT AVAILABILITY and competition in the veterinary market place is challenging. It can have … more

When vets are on the move and working remotely, immediate access to client records, email, … more

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI), a diagnostic imaging technique that involves placing the part of the … more

HALLMARQ VETERINARY IMAGING, the world’s only manufacturer of standing MRI for horses, has announced plans … more