Client Communication Scripts that Reduce No-Shows
No-shows are one of the most frustrating and costly problems veterinary clinics face. An empty exam room means lost revenue, disrupted schedules, and, most importantly, a pet that didn’t receive the care it needed. Studies in human healthcare suggest appointment no-show rates can run as high as 30%, and veterinary practices are no exception. The […]
Tux | July 4, 2012 – Dec 1, 2025
“Tux was a great companion him and I were best buds from the day we brought him home from the Humane Society.” Tux is remembered by his family and loving companion, Alyssa.
April Veterinary Social Media Ideas: Your Complete Content Calendar
April is the busiest month on the veterinary content calendar, and that’s a good thing. Between Heartworm Awareness Month, National Pet First Aid Awareness Month, and a handful of fun observances sprinkled throughout, you’ve got built-in hooks for every type of post: educational, heartwarming, and even a little playful. The key this month? Prioritize ruthlessly […]
@Followers on Facebook: When to Use It, When to Skip It, and How to Get It Right!
If you manage your practice’s Facebook page, you’ve probably noticed the @Followers tag option when writing a post. It sounds useful (notify your followers directly!), but like most tools in social media, it works best when used with intention. Use it too often and it becomes noise. Use it at the right moment and it […]
Bear | April 2006 – Feb 23, 2026
“Bear was a rescue kitten found outside hanging in a tree by his neck in early 2006. He was welcomed into the home of Melanie Klein where he received his name due to his large paws which reminded them of a bear. Bear spent the next decade+ living with the Kleins which included children and […]
Spring Into Social: Essential March Social Media Ideas for Veterinary Clinics in 2026
Welcome to a new month and a fresh opportunity to elevate your veterinary practice’s social media presence. This guide will help you jump start your March content strategy with simple ideas, practical tips, and plenty of inspiration. March brings seasonal transitions, important observances, and plenty of fun engagement opportunities that keep your clients informed and […]
How to Prepare Your Clinic for a Successful Spring Season
Spring is one of the busiest, and most critical, times of year for veterinary clinics. As temperatures rise, so does client demand. Parasite prevention appointments increase, wellness visits surge, elective procedures return,and new clients often seek care for recently adopted pets. While the busy season brings opportunity, it can also bring stress if your clinic […]
Mia “Mimi” | Dec 3, 2019 – Jan 24, 2026
*Carta para Mia*“Mimi, Você deixou um vazio enorme aqui em casa e levou um pedaço do meu coração, no qual terá sempre um lugar especial.Vivi muitas dores na vida, mas nenhuma se compara à dor de te perder.Amei você profundamente e hoje meu sofrimento também é profundo.Num ano cheio de adversidades, você chegou em nossas […]
February Content Inspiration for Busy Veterinary Teams
Welcome to a new month and a fresh chance to boost your veterinary practice’s social media presence. This guide will help you jump start your February content strategy with simple ideas, helpful tips, and plenty of inspiration. February is full of pet friendly holidays, awareness themes, and engaging opportunities that fit perfectly with your veterinary […]
What is DSCSA and what does it mean for VHA members?
The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) continues to move toward full implementation of electronic, end-to-end traceability for human prescription medications. Recent enforcement milestones have direct implications for how products move through the supply chain, including how VHA can sell and distribute select human injectable products to our members. As these requirements evolve, VHA is […]