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Year-End Tax Considerations for Vet Practices: Part 2

Planning your practice's taxes as much as three months before the end of the year can help you make choices that get the next year off to a strong start. Tax professional Regina Rennhack is back with part two of her series, sharing even more key tax planning principles for veterinary practices.

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4 Ways to Create Elbow Room with Space-Saving Anesthesia Equipment

With needing to accommodate a table, a patient, the care team, the instrument tray and equipment, even the largest surgical and dental suites can fill up fast in a veterinary practice. Wouldn't a little elbow room be nice? We gathered four strategies for decreasing the space anesthesia equipment takes.

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Not Too Early: Year-End Tax Considerations for Vet Practices

Tax professional Regina Rennhack shares key tax planning principles for veterinary practices, including why making equipment purchases to generate depreciation-related tax benefits may be worth exploring, and the ways this decision can impact your business’s financial health.

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9 Steps to Supercharge Your Veterinary Practice

“Caring for animals of course comes first. But at the end of the day, if you don’t make a profit, you’re not going to help anybody.” Dr. Pate confesses to always being a fiscally conservative person, a trait he believes he shares with others drawn to the veterinary field. Add to that the recession, when everyone was hit hard, and Pate continued to question the numbers. While his wife was convinced that “If you build it, they will come” would work, Pate wasn’t. Until it happened. Dr. Pate has doubled the size of his previous practice to 5,000 square feet, with four exam rooms, five luxury suites and a state-of-the-art surgery suite.

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5 Ways to Have Fun at Your Veterinary Office

Has the mood in your veterinary clinic felt a bit dreary lately? Or, maybe your coworkers seem a little more disengaged than usual? We spend a third of our lives at work, so why not spice things up? Packing fun into your workplace can help build camaraderie, increase productivity, enhance employee satisfaction, and encourage creativity. Make your employees eager to come into the office by setting up a pleasant, productive, inviting environment that’s conducive to getting work done. We challenge you to rejuvenate your office with one of these 5 “Fun at Work Day” ideas.

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10 Stats that Will 100% Convince You to Start Texting Your Clients

Every vet practice knows that putting the client first is essential to both current success and future growth. But “putting the customer first” isn’t merely a task that can be checked off a list of to-do’s. Rather, it requires ongoing attention and a willingness to constantly evolve to meet the ever-changing preferences of your clients.

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Why Leadership Matters

Leadership often reminds me of a story I once heard about a farmer preparing for an incoming storm. He had finished gathering the animals into the barn, when he noticed a small flock of birds getting caught up in the gusts of wind, circling, trying to find shelter. He opened the barn doors and tried to guide them and somehow communicate to the birds to enter the barn, but it was of no use. He simply couldn’t make the birds understand. Frustrated, the farmer thought, “If I could just become a bird, if only for a moment, I could lead them to safety.”

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