Occasionally the IAAHPC has guest bloggers pen their thoughts to share with our members and loving pet parents. We welcome guest blogger Judy Henderson and her thoughts on this subject.A dog's brain ages in much the same way a human does. This is a natural part of the...

Follow the link below and learn more about the 2021 Year-End Checklist for Veterinary Hospitals.Why Join IAAHPC? A membership organization, IAAHPC is open to any person who would like to contribute to a constructive discussion as we learn from each others experience.

Our veterinary marketing guide is here to help you make the right decisions to grow your veterinary business. Every veterinary practice is different, and different business types in other locations mean it’s essential to know everything you need to do to correctly...

WhiskerCloud CEO Adam Greenbaum chats with Jordan Gesimondo, DVM, and Rebecca Johnson, DVM from The DVMoms group, about creating their group, which now has 14,000 members, and how this network supports each other every single day. DVMoms was created in 2016 when two...

When Katie McCarron’s 14-year-old poodle, Rosie, began to lose weight, Katie knew something needed to be done. Though Rosie had always been a picky eater, it was clear that she was exceedingly losing interest in food – and because of it, her ability to live. So, Katie...

Oxygen Therapy as a Comfort Tool for Hospice and Palliative Care Pets Dr. Sara Render Hopkins is the founder of Compassion 4 Paws, an in-home acupuncture, hospice, and euthanasia practice based in Seattle, Washington. Dr. Sara is certified in veterinary acupuncture...

COVID-19 Information and Updates from Our TeamAs YOUR association and professional resource, the IAAHPC has put together the attached protocols with tips and ideas to help keep our end-of-life member professionals safe during this time of uncertainty. While we are...

Members, Thank you for letting us come into your world, and into your inbox! We are so excited to be here, and to be connected through the IAAHPC. You've talked, and we've listened. You said you like to hear from us on e-mail, with shorter more concise messages. Every...

Each year, the incoming Board of Directors meet in January to help develop an operational plan for the upcoming year. This year the Board was also tasked with re-developing a three-year strategic plan for the organization. To help with this auspicious task, Rich...