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Team in Trouble? Recognizing Veterinary Burnout
Veterinary burnout may begin with an individual team member, but it can spread like wildfire across your practice, compromising patient care, client satisfaction, employee retention, and mental health.
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4 Ways to Start Using AI in Veterinary Medicine
Getting started with AI can feel overwhelming. Use this guide for tips on how to apply this new technology in your practice.
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From Puppy Dog Eyes to Driver's Permits: Parenting High Schoolers (Vet Edition)
Remember when your biggest worry was your kid drinking from the dog bowl or potty training? Now we've entered the exciting, terrifying, and often bewildering world of parenting high schoolers.
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Shepherd Veterinary Software Is Now SOC 2 Compliant!
The team at Shepherd Software is thrilled to announce that we’ve recently completed our System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Audit!
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New in 2025: Shepherd’s Electronic Estimate Feature
Shepherd Veterinary Software’s new electronic estimate feature streamlines this everyday task, letting your team create and share customized estimates for review and approval in just a few clicks.
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Spring Into the Newest Features from Shepherd!
Explore Shepherd's latest product updates based on real user feedback, plus new integrations from leading industry providers that will save your practice time and money.
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Veterinary Research: Optimizing for Clinical and Operational Outcomes in 2025
Transform your veterinary practice by tackling operational challenges and boosting revenue through optimized charge capture, enhanced client transactions, and crystal-clear financial reporting, while improving compliance of care to maximize your profitability.
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