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We’re looking for a Veterinary Hospital Manager to lead a high-performing, close-knit team at Parktown Veterinary Clinic...
01/05/2026

We’re looking for a Veterinary Hospital Manager to lead a high-performing, close-knit team at Parktown Veterinary Clinic in Milpitas, CA.

This is a hands-on leadership role in a fast-paced hospital where thoughtful systems, strong teamwork, and quality care all matter. If you’re someone who enjoys building teams, improving operations, and creating a positive experience for both clients and staff, this could be a really solid next step.

You can apply here: https://loom.ly/jTBqql0

As we head into a new year, we’ve been looking back at moments like these—the everyday ones that matter most. The teamwo...
01/01/2026

As we head into a new year, we’ve been looking back at moments like these—the everyday ones that matter most. The teamwork, the long days, the quiet wins, the care shown to pets and to each other. This is what makes our hospitals what they are. We’re grateful for the people behind these photos and proud of the work happening across our teams every single day.

12/26/2025

A $3 flea treatment.
A dog in pain.
And a man who just wanted someone to see him.

This moment outside a 7-Eleven changed everything for Dr. Kwane Stewart, and became the beginning of 15 years of street medicine and Project Street Vet.

👉 Catch the full story in this week’s episode of The Veterinary Leader Podcast at companionpet.com/podcast

Sharing some more holiday spirit from one of our Companion hospital teams. 🎄 The Animal House Veterinary Clinic crew in ...
12/24/2025

Sharing some more holiday spirit from one of our Companion hospital teams. 🎄 The Animal House Veterinary Clinic crew in Queen Creek took time to celebrate together—and even welcomed Dr. Anderson’s dad for Santa photos.

Our team at Peavine Animal Hospital knows how to do the holidays right. 🎄🎨 Between caring for patients and supporting on...
12/22/2025

Our team at Peavine Animal Hospital knows how to do the holidays right. 🎄🎨 Between caring for patients and supporting one another, this team stepped away for a bit of creative fun with a Christmas painting party. It’s always good to take a break, laugh together, and enjoy the season.

12/20/2025

Ever feel like everything becomes your problem the second it pops up?

In this clip, Dr. Andy Roark talks about something he calls intentional friction. It’s not about being difficult or unkind. It’s about not jumping in as the instant solution every time.

Sometimes that means waiting a few minutes before replying.
Sometimes it means asking, “What have you tried so far?”
And sometimes it means empowering your team to figure things out on their own.

It turns out, a little pause can go a long way—for your time, your energy, and your team.

Looking for a practice where you can do good medicine and have support around you?Animal House Veterinary Clinic in Quee...
12/19/2025

Looking for a practice where you can do good medicine and have support around you?

Animal House Veterinary Clinic in Queen Creek is growing and adding an Associate Veterinarian. It’s an AAHA-accredited, Fear Free practice with strong leadership, solid systems, and a team that genuinely works well together. If collaboration, efficiency, and sustainability matter to you, this could be a great fit.

Apply here: https://loom.ly/mJmZsCQ

12/18/2025

Dr. Roark shares some wisdom about finding joy as a veterinarian. He says it’s determined by what you choose to focus on.

If you spend your days focused only on stress, loss, and everything that’s going wrong, that’s what your work will feel like. But when you intentionally look for moments of connection, humor, and meaning—even small ones—those moments start to define your days instead.

This clip is from Episode 3 of the Veterinary Leader Podcast with with Dr. Andy Roark.

12/13/2025

Dr. Kwane Stewart shares why the veterinary oath sits at the center of his decision-making—even other things may complicate the moment. It’s a grounding reminder of what this profession is really about.

12/12/2025

Somewhere along the way, many of us drift from the reason we wanted to be veterinarians in the first place. Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Kwane Stewart digs into that shift—and what it looks like to find your way back.

👉 Check out Part 2 of the episode now at companionpet.com/podcast

We’re searching for a Medical Director to lead Mile Hi Animal Hospital in Prescott, AZ—a practice with more than 60 year...
12/10/2025

We’re searching for a Medical Director to lead Mile Hi Animal Hospital in Prescott, AZ—a practice with more than 60 years of history, a deeply rooted team, and a reputation for gold-standard care with a hometown touch.

If you’re a veterinarian who loves developing others just as much as practicing medicine, this role gives you real influence: shaping protocols, mentoring doctors, partnering on growth, and elevating the level of care for the whole community.

And yes—Prescott offers the kind of work-life balance people actually talk about. Pine forests, mountain trails, and a welcoming community right outside your door.

See the full role and apply or refer a colleague: https://loom.ly/Ngyfxq4

12/10/2025

Every vet has has a moment when a client can’t afford the “gold standard.” When this happens, what do you do?

In Part 2, Dr. Kwane Stewart and Dr. Kate Elden share why “some care is better than no care” and how meeting your clients with empathy and options based on where they’re at is always the best path.

👉 Watch the full conversation in Part 2 of our conversation with him on The Veterinary Leader Podcast at companionpet.com/podcast

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