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News|Articles|August 28, 2023
Moving Veterinarian Prescribing Out of the Doghouse
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A problem unleashed
Every day, veterinarians feel the stress of explosive growth in pet ownership and the shrinking resources available to them to help animals in need. Moreover, outdated technology, or a lack of fully electronic solutions altogether, add to the daily pressure of managing a veterinary practice and the burnout that comes with it. But there is hope on the horizon, particularly when it comes to advancing veterinary medicine with ePrescribing.
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