Walking the Line: Preventing Lyme Disease for Fear Free Clinics
Balancing the importance of necessary care with the emotional care of pets in the Fear Free clinic can be challenging.Read More
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17 Simple Ways to Reduce Stress in Shelter Cats
Some simple changes can help ease stress in shelter cats. Experts share ways to help them feel safe and become…Read More
Opioid Options: Ways to Manage Pet Pain When There’s a Drug Shortage
Pets who need surgery or treatment for acute pain from trauma benefit from the same pain-relieving medications used in humans,…Read More
Study Shows Brief “Sleepover” Breaks from the Shelter Are Good for Dogs
Are sleepovers for shelter dogs stressful or successful? Here's what a multi-shelter study found.Read More
Preparing Birds and Other Exotics for Fear Free Visits
Exotic animals are often uncomfortable or fearful during veterinary visits. Lay a foundation for calm, positive experiences with Fear Free…Read More
Taking the Fear out of Disinfection
Disinfectants with unpronounceable names may have been the industry standard for a long time, but just like any other aspect…Read More
Veterinarian Opens Up About the Fire That Nearly Destroyed His Livelihood
There are many things that cause veterinarians anxiety and stress, but insurance shouldn’t be one of them.Read More
Fear Free Success Story: Too Much Time? Not So Fast!
Using Fear Free techniques can require additional time, no doubt about it, but in the long run they can save…Read More
Restoring the Bond: Talking About Canine Motion Sickness
Recent resources have focused on how to manage fear, anxiety, and stress in the hospitalized or emergent patient. But what…Read More
Fear Free Imaging for Exotics
Low-stress handling techniques during imaging are particularly important for exotics. An expert shares tips on how to help them stay…Read More
How Scent Affects Patients and Clients in the Clinic
Take away a dog or cat's sense of smell and you’ve taken away their ability to interpret their world, adding…Read More
When You Suspect Animal Abuse: What to Do
When veterinarians and staff suspect abuse, they should be prepared to contact authorities with their concerns. Here’s what to know…Read More
