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Why Veterinary Non-Competes Are Here to Stay Despite the Proposed Ban by the FTC

Apr 10, 2024

In veterinary medicine, non-compete agreements have long been a contentious issue. These agreements, often included in contracts between employers and employees, restrict veterinarians from practicing within a certain geographical area for a specified period after leaving their current job. However, a proposed ban by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which mirrors California law on non-competes, has sparked debate among industry professionals and policymakers alike. While some support a complete ban on veterinary non-competes, others advocate...

Controlled Substances in Veterinary Practices: 3 Tips to Maintain DEA Compliance

Apr 12, 2023

Practice Management

Can you name several controlled drugs used in veterinary medicine? Maybe you are a veterinarian or a veterinary technician and you are well-versed in which drugs are controlled. That’s great! Maybe ...

The Traditional Veterinary Business Model is Broken — Can It Be Fixed?

Mar 28, 2023

Veterinary Trends

My premise is that the traditional veterinary business model is broken and, in many cases, cannot be fixed. I base my premise on the evidence: The data shows that revenue is up, pet ownership is up, n...

Cybersecurity: A Cat-and-Mouse Game

Mar 8, 2023

Client Education

Let’s face it: As a concept, cybersecurity can be a blend of scary, confusing, and boring to the average veterinary professional, especially compared to the satisfaction and joy that come from provi...

VetPartners 2023 Annual Meeting: What Happens in Vegas Shouldn’t Stay in Vegas

Feb 8, 2023

VetPartners Meetings

Apparently, many trips to Las Vegas include questionable actions that should never leave Sin City. We wouldn’t know anything about that. But, we do know that you won’t want to leave Vegas with...