Veterinary medicine is changing—fast. From telemedicine and mobile services to evolving employee expectations, today’s veterinary practice looks very different than it did just a few years ago. But while clinical innovation charges ahead, one critical area often lags behind: insurance. Many practices are still relying on outdated policies that no longer match how they operate,…

Wildfires have become a frequent and heartbreaking reality in California. As of May 6, 2025, Cal Fire reports 63,677 acres burned and 16,251 structures destroyed by 1,292 fires this year alone. Many Californians have and will continue to face evacuation and loss, making this an increasingly challenging problem. Wildfires can not only devastate our homes,…

Owning a veterinary practice is not just about making a living—it’s about making a difference in the lives of your patients and their owners. But running a successful practice also involves managing the risks that come with caring for animals and interacting with clients. That’s where business insurance comes in. You can’t predict every possible…

Working in a veterinary practice often involves handling a variety of animals, each with their own temperament, size, and potential for unpredictable behavior. Implementing best practices for safe handling minimizes stress for the animals and reduces the risk of injury for veterinary staff. Below are a few essential strategies to follow. Continue Reading…

Water can destroy medical equipment, computer/phone systems, records, and supplies, and may cause significant damage to the walls and floors of your clinic. According to CNA Insurance claims data for veterinary clinics from 2017 to 2022, 21% of all claims have been related to water damage. Continue reading.