Veterinarians are often overworked and underpaid. Their dedication to their patients means that they put in long hours. But even the most dedicated DVM needs a break. It can be incredibly difficult for veterinarians to get away from their jobs.… Read More »Relief Vet Work Can Support Mental Health
For Asian-American and Pacific Islander history month, we wanted to shine a light on some early Asian-American veterinarians. In many cases, these graduates were first-generation immigrants. Some returned to their country of origin, but their impact on the profession in… Read More »3 Groundbreaking Asian-American Veterinarians
April is Earth Month, and April 22 kicked off National Parks week. A lot of our relief veterinarians choose this job for the flexibility it offers, for example, to take a few weeks off to achieve an epic road trip… Read More »National Park Road Trip For Relief Vets
The veterinary industry is in an unprecedented position right now. A lack of DVMs, changes in the business environment, and record levels of pet ownership have put immense pressures on practices, veterinarians, and support staff. In order to alleviate the… Read More »Get Your Practice Organized For Efficiency and Less Stress
In honor of Women’s History Month, the all-female management team at Holiday Vet is taking a look back at women in veterinary history. Even though now there are many female veterinary graduates and practicing veterinarians, it hasn’t always been this… Read More »5 Female Veterinarians That Led The Way
The history of veterinary medicine is often marked with white men, but people from all races and genders have impacted our field in positive ways. In honor of Black history month, we wanted to profile a few Black veterinarians that… Read More »4 Black Veterinarians in History You Should Know
In the lunar calendar, 2023 is the year of the rabbit. Some experts predict that this means tendencies to focus, contemplation, and self-protection. The rabbit has the following traits according to the lunar zodiac: So what does this mean for… Read More »Year of the Rabbit: Inspiration for Veterinarians
Inflation has hit us all in a variety of ways. Prices for everything from groceries to gas have increased. In this article, we want to look at ways that veterinarians can manage the impact of inflation in their personal lives.… Read More »Managing Inflation for Veterinarians
Veterinary medicine is facing a long-term DVM shortage. While it’s hard for an individual to impact this macroeconomic trend, there are still things that both practices and current veterinarians can do to influence future vets. That can’t happen without practices… Read More »Improve Customer Service in Your Veterinary Practice and Reduce Stress
Veterinary medicine is a demanding profession and as a veterinarian you have obligations to your patients, pet owners, and your co-workers. How can you manage these different groups and keep some sanity for yourself? Setting boundaries is a form of… Read More »Setting Boundaries with Pet Parents