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10/13/2026



10/13/2026

Mid-October is a great time for veterinary practice owners to review their revenue per appointment and assess whether their service pricing still reflects the true cost of delivering care. Staff wages, medical supplies, and facility costs all tend to increase over time and if your fees have not kept pace your margins are quietly eroding every single month. 💊

10/12/2026

If someone promises a bigger tax refund by creating or changing tax documents, that’s a major red flag.

False W-2s and inflated withholdings can create serious problems with the IRS. A bigger refund isn’t worth filing false information.

10/11/2026

More revenue doesn’t always mean more profit.

If your expenses are growing even faster, your practice may look successful on the surface while your bottom line tells a different story.

10/10/2026

Not every tax credit you see on social media applies to everyone.

Tax credits can be valuable when you legitimately qualify, but claiming one you’re not eligible for can lead to penalties. When in doubt, verify before you file.

10/09/2026

Is your cash actually accumulating?

Beyond paying the bills, your practice should be building room for taxes, owner distributions, and the unexpected.

10/08/2026

How quickly can you find the numbers that matter?

Cash. Net profit. Gross profit. Average transaction. Payroll percentage.If those five numbers are hard to find, that’s a good place to start.

10/06/2026

Labor is one of the largest costs in a veterinary practice, but the answer is not simply paying people less.

The better question is whether staffing, scheduling, pricing and responsibilities are working together.

The goal is not the cheapest team. It is a practice that can support its people and continue providing good care.

How labor is driving the high cost of vet care 💵
Veterinary medicine is a people business, and it’s not just veterinarians needing to get paid. Here’s a quick rundown of additional reasons explaining the uptick in payroll and its associated expenses.
📖 Read the article: https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/how-labor-driving-high-cost-vet-care/

10/05/2026

A full calendar doesn’t always mean a growing business. If revenue is up 20% but expenses are up 25%, you didn’t really grow.

You just worked harder for less.

10/05/2026

October is here and for veterinary practices fall wellness season is in full swing. Pre-winter health checks, vaccine appointments, and annual exams are keeping your schedule full and your revenue strong. Before the holiday season shifts your patient volume make sure your fee schedule is current, your supply costs are reconciled, and your practice finances are positioned for a strong year-end close. 🐾