Dogs and cats have been working their way into our lives—and our budgets—for thousands and thousands of years.Bowman ReportJuly 2021

Technology has brought people and pets closer together, but increased demand for telemedicine is challenging the veterinary industry.Mark Cushing, JDJuly 2021

Move over, millennials. These fledgling adults are preparing to make their mark on the world.Cam MarstonJuly 2021

By understanding younger-generation clients and helping your patients fall in love with you, you can re-establish the veterinary voice as the one that matters most.Marty Becker, DVMJuly 2021

COVID-19 has accelerated telemedicine and that will be a huge boon to the veterinary industry in 2021.Taylor CavanahDecember 2020

Key insights from leaders in the veterinary industryBowman ReportDecember 2020

Is AI a boon for veterinarians or a threat to credibility and ethics?

The term "artificial intelligence" was coined at a conference at Dartmouth College, in Hanover, New Hampshire.

Dr. James Waldsmith says he's interested in technology. That's an understatement. Dr. Waldsmith has been working in technology – veterinary digital imaging specifically – for decades. 

Veterinary medicine is a tough profession. Anyway, that's how Dr. Mike Pownall sees it. And he should know. He runs three equine veterinary clinics with his wife, Dr. Melissa McKee,...