Your Education. Your Confidence.

As veterinarians, you give everything you have to everything you do. You give your all to help a patient, sooth pet owners through difficult experiences with their pets, pick up shifts others can’t make, go home to a family that needs to have meals prepared and a home that needs cleaning. Everything around you seems to demand so much of you. And you give it!

Practice owners typically have 2 main desires: to help provide the best quality of care to animals and eventually sell the practice to maintain their lifestyle after retirement. The problem? When these owners are veterinarian first and practice owner second, they often have minimal experience actually running a practice. Below are 7 common mistakes that practice owners often make, and how to avoid them.