[what’s inside] FEATURE STORIES
New Hospital, Old Roots
22 32 EDITORIALS 6 Technical Service Unlike Any Other
Patterson looks for the best of the best when it comes to service technicians, creating a team with advanced knowledge on a wide spectrum of technologies that’s always ready to help.
42 Seeing Is Believing with the NewTom
Michael Vitucci, MS, DVM, purchased a NewTom 5G Vet Cone Beam CT, and then he started showing others how they could make the most of it.
46 Understanding Section 179 Tax Code
One of the more common tools available in tax planning for your veterinary practice is a section of the federal tax code known as Section 179. What should you know?
50 Innovating Animal Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation services, such as underwater treadmill therapy, are changing the way veterinarians provide care to patients. Explore how the Neptune underwater treadmill can help you personalize and innovate your rehabilitation services.
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Watch an interview with Dr. Albert Lopez and see his new practice at
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Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital has been in the Parkersburg, W.V., community for more than 50 years. Having outgrown the existing space, Todd Shockey, DVM, and J.D. Cunningham, DVM, moved down the road and opened a new state-of-the-art facility.
Right on Time
After 20 years practicing in Jackson, N.J., and surrounding communities, Dr. Glen Stockett leaned on his experience, relationships and knowledgeable Patterson partners to build County Line Animal Hospital.
A True Partnership COVER STORY
From a mobile practice to a 5,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art clinic in four short years. Learn all about how a partnership with his Patterson rep helped Dr. Albert Lopez of Concierge Veterinary Hospital in Naples, Fla., achieve tremendous growth as well as rave reviews from clients.
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