This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Thanks for responding and your opinion/thoughts. I agree with all of you, but wanted to make sure I wasn't off base or alone in my thinking. I also appreciate the suggestion of fund raising. ...

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Thanks to everyone who responded and shared their situations. Our associates are all on Pro Sal with a fair base salary tailored to each, based on their historical production data and benefit ...

Sorry it's getting rough. dropping prices is almost never the answer for 2 reasons. 1. The price drop never increases traffic enough to make up for the loss we incurred by dropping prices. And 2. Veterinary hospitals are terrible at marketing price ...

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Hello everyone! What are you all doing to keep up with this economy? Are you lowering your prices so clients can afford services or increasing prices and hope clients can continue ...

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Hi everyone, I'm posting anonymously because I'm trying to navigate a difficult situation and would appreciate insight from other veterinary leaders. I am currently a Hospital Manager ...

Is your boarding actually profitable? That is the only question you need to ask. If it is not profitable, discontinue it. Make sure you factor in all costs add'l repairs add'l laundry any extra labor costs for check-ins/discharges - do you have ...

Forget the term "deposit", as some jurisdictions don't allow you to keep the money if the appt fails. We use "Booking fee - non-refundable" that we then apply to the exam when they come in. It is the same amount as the exam fee. We invoice it under the ...

The vet enters all his charges. The assistant will enter preventatives or meds if the client requests them while she is rooming the client. Our clinic is very small - one DVM and one assistant - and he likes to do all his stuff. He even does nail ...