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The State of Veterinary Practice Management

Uncover the modern realities of clinic growth, staffing, technology, and client acquisition and retention to position your practice for long-term growth and success.

Our latest research reveals how 400 practice owners and managers across North America perceive practice management in 2026. We’re discussing the latest industry trends and providing actionable strategies to help you get the most out of veterinary technology, leading to happier staff, simpler operations, more loyal clients, and greater clinic profitability.

Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Time: 10am PST / 1pm EST
Duration: 45 minutes + Q&A

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What are Practice Managers experiencing? Join us March 11, 2026 for the discussion.

26%

veterinary appointments extend beyond the time booked on average.

1 in 4

clinics are concerned about not being busy enough or having enough appointments.

5 cancels or no-shows

per week on average—that’s one missed appointment per business day!

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Why vets prefer PetDesk

20% less time on calls

“There’s less talking on the phone to people. They put their information in, and we just do it.”

40% lower call volume

“Pet owners just book their appointments online because it is so easy and streamlined.”

72% more appointments

“PetDesk has been a great tool to reach and retain our clients. It’s very easy to use.”

Mary Schwartz, CVT

Community Engagement and Advocacy Manager, PetDesk

Mary Schwartz, CVT has a robust career in the veterinary industry spanning a decade. Mary uses her in-depth knowledge of veterinary practices to hone in on their operations, pain points, needs, and wants so that they realize the power of veterinary technology and how PetDesk can be tailored to each clinic, so that staff can reclaim their time and provide quality care to their patients.

Mary Schwartz