Media & Press

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On this week's show we are back at Myrtle Beach, S.C. for the ACTHA Ride at Lakewood Campground.

Mosquitoes could be a big problem in our area this summer. That could lead to serious health issues and not just for humans.

The rumbling of a combine with a hopper full of freshly harvested, golden corn in an Effingham field is a reminder of the great growing season the Pee Dee has had, with a warm winter allowing farmers to plant earlier to benefit from rains that lasted through the summer.

On this week's show we are in Kingstree, S.C. for the Kingstree Trials Horse Race.

A Grand Strand veterinarian is reporting an alarming increase this summer in a disease that's deadly to horses.

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Dozens of horses at the Rock Smith Farm in Myrtle Beach are being monitored following the deaths of several others in Horry County from equine encephalitis.

It's not the recent horse ride on the beach for charity that has some beachgoers complaining – it's what's left behind.

Three young veterinarians dispense the lessons they have learned as new practice owners.

Bizarre footage has emerged showing vets using unusual techniques to relax huge pigs using cutlery.

Do you remember when you were in school, when you used to want to be friends with the cool kids? Turns out decades later those kids weren’t really that cool, and your real friends, the ones that you still keep in contact with today are sometimes the ones you least expected.

Integrative discussions with the people that Inspire, Encourage and Challenge the Veterinary Profession. Hosted by vet student, Moriah.

In today's episode I talk with a good friend, Dr. Karen Bolten. Today, Karen shares her story of selling her equine practice to pursue her degree in business.

Earlier this year, Walmart announced the opening of more veterinary clinics in stores across the US, as well as the launch of an online pet pharmacy.

When I was in vet school, we had what I recall as some sort of client communication training.

On this episode of "The Heist," Dr. Karen Bolten (The Business Vet) joins the show to talk about the mental toll of veterinary practice ownership, the decision to go back to business school, pricing and hiring strategies, and how value chain analysis can transform how we view human capital.

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Part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Karen Bolten (The Business Vet), where we dive deeper into the mental health challenges of veterinary practice ownership, strategic hiring, pricing structures, the decision to pursue business school, and how value chain analysis reshapes our view of human capital.

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By definition, branding encapsulates higher-level marketing messages about who you are, what you do, and why you do it. Your brand should reflect your values and mission as providers of pet health services.

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Karen Bolten from The Business Vet joins to discuss the business side of veterinary marketing, her career journey, and tips for using Instagram to grow a veterinary practice audience.

Dr. Mike Pownall joins marketing specialists including Dr. Karen Bolten to discuss the what, why, when, and how of veterinary marketing strategies, goals, campaigns, and indicators of success.

Struggling with veterinary medical records? Dr. Karen Bolten explains how to streamline the process using Chat GPT technology, enhance speed and efficiency, and minimize the learning curve.

Panel discussion on how veterinary practices can thoughtfully adopt technology to support their teams, build client trust, and protect the human-animal-vet bond without sacrificing compassion.

The vast sea of AI software, integrations, and standalone tools can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to implement them all at once. Consider starting small and with intentionality to ensure the benefits outweigh the risks.

In this article, we explore the most common ways AI is being used today, how it’s redefining roles across the veterinary team, and the essential skills clinics will need to thrive in an AI-enabled future.

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in veterinary medicine brings with it the potential to touch – and even transform – every area of life in the clinic, from client communication to diagnostics. In the area of practice management, AI has the power to make teams more efficient and reduce stress. So, how can veterinary teams integrate AI tools in a way that improves efficiency without compromising connection?

Veterinary practices have largely transitioned to digital operations, resulting in the generation of more data than ever before. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in veterinary medicine – and in many other aspects of our lives – only increases our responsibility to protect the data that powers and is produced by AI platforms. In this article, we examine what it takes to build a secure, compliant veterinary practice while integrating AI safely into daily workflows.

From startup struggles during a recession to leading AI innovation in veterinary medicine, Dr. Karen Bolten shares a powerful story about transformation and tech. Dive into the practical ways AI is changing how vets work—and why it’s critical to embrace this shift now or risk falling behind.

discover what the future truly demands of veterinary practices. From evolving regulations and cultural shifts to rising client expectations and rapid innovation, today’s clinics face more complexity than ever. This powerful webinar brings together five industry leaders for a high-impact, solution-focused conversation on the pillars that define future-ready practices.

From scribes to diagnostics and daily task management, more artificial intelligence (AI) tools seem to enter the veterinary market every day. Flashy marketing and lofty promises might catch your attention, but how can you determine which of these tools is worth trying, and which could cause more trouble than they’re worth?