By Dr. Geoff Carullo, DVM, FPCCP, DPCVSCA
Discover our selection of highlighted blog posts.
A veterinary dispute should be resolved by facts, documents, contracts, medical records, and applicable law, not by whoever tells the more emotional story in front of a camera. When only...
When a pet dies inside a veterinary clinic, does that automatically mean the clinic must store the body indefinitely? Not necessarily. Storage and proper disposition are two different things. The...
I have no problem with veterinary students asking questions. In fact, they should ask questions. That is how we learn. But there is a big difference between asking why a...
There is an argument that if a veterinary clinic advertises itself as 24/7, then it should not charge an emergency fee at 2 AM because 2 AM is still...
It’s not always the market. It’s not always the capital. It’s not even your competition. Most of the time, it’s our own habits as veterinarians. Inconsistency – when you start...
In today’s generation of veterinarians, it’s easy to notice something different: many young vets quickly wave the flag of “mental health” when challenges pile up or when cases become overwhelming....
