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The Vetster Editorial Team

The Vetster Editorial Team is comprised of seasoned writers and communicators dedicated to elevating stories about Vetster, pets and their owners.

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Vet Spotlight: Dr. Price is a voice for diversity in vet med - Vetster

Blog · For vets

Vet Spotlight: Dr. Price is a voice for diversity in vet med

Meet Dr. Price, a graduate of Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, who is currently a spay/neuter surgeon and relief veterinarian in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Price enjoys helping loving pet parents stay on top of their dog's health with guidance on care, nutrition, and preventatives to live the healthiest life possible. She also created the BlackDVM Network for Black vets to connect and support each other.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

13 min read

How to maximize your success on Vetster - A graphic of the article title next to a man holding a beagle in his lap

Blog · For vets

How to maximize your success on Vetster

We want to ensure you feel set up for success on the Vetster platform. Here are some tips to help you optimize your availability, maintain a high search ranking and obtain positive reviews from pet parents!

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The Vetster Editorial Team

4 min read

How to increase your appointment booking rate - A graphic with the title of the article alongside a screenshot of upcoming appointments

Blog · For vets

How to increase your appointment booking rate

We want to share some tips and tricks on how to increase your appointment booking rate on Vetster. Read on for pointers on how to optimize your Vetster profile, adjust availability so that you’re flexible for appointments that may occur outside regular business hours, and even new product feature updates.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

3 min read

Vetster expands globally to improve access to expert care - A graphic of the article title next to a woman in front of a laptop, waving

Blog · For vets

Vetster expands globally to improve access to expert care

Vetster has expanded its award-winning marketplace to help more pet owners find trusted counsel when they need it most. No matter where in the world they are located.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

3 min read

What to do if your dog has ringworm - A beagle puppy scratching itself while sitting in grass

Wellness

What to do if your dog has ringworm

Ringworm is a common skin condition in dogs that can take a long time to treat. It’s important for pet owners to get a diagnosis and treatment plan from a vet.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

Is your cat’s seasonal shedding normal? - Orange cat walking through snow, covered in a loose smattering of snowflakes that represents dandruff.

Wellness

Is your cat’s seasonal shedding normal?

Excessive shedding in the spring is common for cats. Shedding is needed for a healthy coat, but some medical conditions can lead to abnormal hair loss.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

8 min read

Is your dog’s itchy skin a sign of allergies? - Picture of a Shibu dog scratching itself, while sitting on grass.

Wellness

Is your dog’s itchy skin a sign of allergies?

Allergies in dogs are common and usually result in itchy skin. Environmental allergies and food allergies can affect dogs and require long-term treatment.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

Is your cat’s itchy skin a sign of allergies? - An orange cat itching at their ear

Wellness

Is your cat’s itchy skin a sign of allergies?

Allergies can be uncomfortable for cats as they experience itching, skin issues, and digestive problems. It’s important for cat owners to address these symptoms with a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause and help their cat get relief...

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

Skin tags or cancer? How to differentiate in cats - A gray cat lying on the floor

Wellness

Skin tags or cancer? How to differentiate in cats

Abnormal skin growths are common in cats and can look like everyday skin tags frequently seen on people. However, skin tags are far less common in cats than many other types of growths and lumps, some of which can be cancerous.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

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