A study evaluates the impact of low-cost community veterinary programs on pet owners’ access to care, demonstrating their ability to provide positive experiences.
Affordable Vet Care Matters: Insights from Two Low-Cost Community Veterinary Programs Read More »
A study demonstrated that low-cost veterinary clinics serve a distinct market segment from full-service clinics, expanding overall access to veterinary care without reducing demand for full-service providers.
Do Low-Cost Vet Clinics Hurt Full-Service Providers? A Study Says No Read More »
A study provides a comparative analysis of dog welfare regulations across countries, highlighting significant variations in scope, specificity, and regulatory tools.
A study examines the impact of pet health insurance on veterinary expenditures and visit frequency, highlighting its role in shaping dog care decisions.
Pet Health Insurance and Wellness Plans: Bridging the Gap in Veterinary Care Read More »
A study evaluated the effectiveness of the Tufts at Tech community-based veterinary program in improving preventative care for low-income pet owners and reducing barriers to access.
Affordable Pet Care and Hands-On Training: Insights from the Tufts at Tech Model Read More »
A study examined usage and barriers to veterinary care among American dog owners, highlighting issues around cost, transportation, mistrust, and demographic disparities.
Demographics and Dogs: How Barriers to Vet Care Differ Across Communities Read More »