VBJ articles

Today’s vets need to do more than treat animals and be polite to clients to … more

In the third of a series of articles on the future ahead in the veterinary … more

Cutbacks in spending often fall on perceived non-essential areas of the practice budget, such as … more

In this column on health and safety issues in practice, NIGEL LEA looks at the … more

In the rush to meet ‘objective’ standards, many practices fail to see the pitfalls of … more

Get serious with your marketing and there are valuable returns to be had. The key … more

Web commerce is the fastest growing sphere in retail because it offers convenience. So how … more

FOR PRACTICES LOOKING to make the transition to digital x-ray systems there are solid business … more

WELCOME TO insight – The Veterinary Business Journal’s brand-new technology supplement. If you ever wondered how other … more

Not only does BCF lead the way with digital x-ray within veterinary practices, but for … more

INCREASINGLY SOPHISTICATED IMAGING methods, such as digital radiography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography … more

Vet CT Specialists was established in 2009 by Victoria Johnson to bring together a group … more

MICROCHIP IMPLANT IS a swift and convenient way to identify and reunite lost pets with … more

For years, pet microchips have been registered using paper forms that are lengthy to fill … more

Emerging from organised chaos was the first lesson in strategy for referral business leader Dick … more

Surveys show that technology can drive more effective communication with clients, so consider the merits … more

There is a tendency for practices to buy the latest kit before truly assessing its cost effectiveness. Financial planning reduces waste by costing in factors such as staff training, maintenance and depreciation before you splash the cash.

Microchipping the family pet has become an essential service these days. Manufacturers and reunification databases … more