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Dr. Catherine Barnette, DVM
Catherine Barnette, DVM is a graduate of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. She began her career in small animal general practice and spent fourteen years working in a variety of corporate and privately-owned veterinary hospitals. For the last four years, Dr. Barnette has focused her professional energies on creating educational content for veterinary teams and pet owners. She lives in Florida with her husband, daughter, and their menagerie of pets.
Blood Transfusions in General Veterinary Practice
Discover the crucial steps for safe and successful blood transfusions in veterinary practice. If you’re like many general practitioners, you...
8 Tips to Implement Telemedicine in Your Veterinary Practice
Veterinary conferences have featured lectures on the topic of telemedicine for years. Five to ten years ago, however, these lectures...
Difficult Client Interactions: 8 Tips for Veterinary Teams
If you are like many veterinarians, it is not your patients or the medical workups that cause the majority of...
Spay/Neuter Timing in Dogs: Weighing the Options
Veterinarians have long advocated for early spay/neuter in small animal patients. Not only does this reduce pet overpopulation, it can...
Feline Viral Disease Testing in General Veterinary Practice
Feline viral testing in general practice: screen cats for FeLV & FIV at adoption/exposure and follow up negative or positive...
Are Dental Radiographs a Necessary Component of Veterinary Dentistry?
Discover why dental radiographs are critical in veterinary dentistry for diagnosing and treating hidden dental issues in pets.
Talking to Clients About Anesthesia-Free Dentistry
How to talk to clients considering anesthesia‑free dentistry: explain risks, gaps in care, and the value of anesthetized veterinary dental...
4 tips to reduce employee turnover
4 tips to reduce employee turnover in veterinary clinics: improve culture, onboarding, training and feedback to retain your team.
Antibiotic Resistance: Communication Strategies for Veterinary Professionals
Communication strategies for veterinary pros: how to discuss antibiotic resistance, educate clients, and promote responsible antibiotic use.