The Chronos Blog: Insights, Tips, and Trends in Veterinary Care

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Veterinary practices today are exploring new ways to operate efficiently without sacrificing client communication. One solution gaining traction is the remote veterinary receptionist. With the right tools and processes, a remote receptionist can manage many of the same responsibilities as an in-clinic team member—just from a home…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Veterinary medicine demands long hours, compassion, and resilience. Yet without balance, the weight of the profession can affect well-being, relationships, and career satisfaction. Achieving a healthy veterinarian work-life balance isn’t about sacrificing patient care, it’s about creating sustainable systems that protect both veterinarians and their passion for…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Deciding whether to sell your veterinary practice can be one of the most significant professional choices you’ll ever make. It’s not just about the financial outcome, it’s about your future, your team, and the legacy you’ve built. If you’ve been asking yourself, “Should I sell my veterinary…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Determining the value of your veterinary practice can feel like navigating unfamiliar territory. Whether you’re planning to sell, merge, bring on a partner, or simply understand your current standing in the market, knowing your practice’s worth is an important step in making informed business decisions. The question…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Veterinary practice management runs on more than patient care, it also depends on accurate, consistent financial tracking. The AAHA/VMG Chart of Accounts gives veterinary practices a standardized way to record income, expenses, and financial data so that performance can be compared across the industry. This tool has…

The field of veterinary medicine offers a rewarding career path for professionals who want to combine medical knowledge with compassion and teamwork. A well-written veterinarian job description does more than list duties. It provides clarity on expectations, helps employers attract the right candidates, and guides veterinarians in choosing the best opportunities for their career growth.…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Continuing education (CE) is more than a professional requirement. It’s an opportunity for veterinary technicians to expand their knowledge, refine their skills, and advance their careers. While many CE programs come with a cost, there are high-quality options available at no charge. Free CE for vet techs…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet Growing a veterinary practice takes more than excellent patient care, it requires smart business strategies and streamlined operations. If you want to increase revenue in a veterinary practice, you need to refine how you manage clients, services, and staff resources. By introducing new revenue opportunities and relying…

Written by the veterinary experts at Chronos Vet A veterinary receptionist plays a vital role in the smooth operation of any animal hospital or clinic. Acting as the first point of contact for clients, they create a welcoming environment while managing the flow of appointments, handling client communications, and supporting the veterinary team behind the…