Spring Cleaning Your Clinic’s Tech: Start With User Accounts
Posted by Computer Solutions on March 2, 2026 When most veterinary clinics think about spring cleaning, they picture supply closets, expired medications, and reorganizing storage. Very few think about user accounts. But if you want a cleaner, safer, more efficient network, the smartest place to start your spring technology reset is with access. A simple […]
Read MoreVeterinary Disaster Recovery and What this Storm Teaches Us About IT Preparedness
Posted by Computer Solutions on January 26, 2026 While most of the region stayed home sipping cocoa during this week’s snowstorm, emergency veterinary clinics stayed open. For 24/7 hospitals and critical care teams, there’s no such thing as a snow day because, unfortunately, sick and injured animals don’t wait for the roads to clear. But […]
Read MoreVeterinary IT Policy That Every Practice Should Put in Writing
Posted by Computer Solutions on January 19, 2026 Veterinary practices are full of written policies for client communication, controlled substances, scheduling, and staff conduct. But when it comes to IT, many clinics are still running on verbal guidelines, assumptions, and “ask Jamie how we usually do it.” That might work… until it doesn’t. If your […]
Read MoreThe Hidden Cost of DIY IT in Veterinary Clinics
Posted by Computer Solutions on January 5, 2025 At nearly every independent veterinary clinic, there’s that one person (maybe the practice manager, the lead tech, or even the veterinarian-owner), who’s become the go-to for anything tech-related. Whether the label printer is jammed, the Wi-Fi is down, or the PIMS screen won’t load, everyone knows exactly […]
Read MoreClinic Resolutions: 5 IT Habits to Break (and Replace) in 2026
Posted by Computer Solutions on December 29, 2025 As the year winds down, most veterinary clinics are focused on holiday schedules, year-end reporting, and planning for the months ahead. But while you’re mapping out 2026, it’s also a good time to take stock of the everyday IT habits that might be slowing your team down. […]
Read MoreVeterinary Holiday Coverage Shouldn’t Break Your IT
Posted by Computer Solutions on December 22, 2025 Every December, veterinary clinics juggle the same balancing act: staying open for urgent visits and boarding services while giving staff the well-earned time off they need. That means rotating shifts, condensed hours, or temp workers stepping in to help. But while your schedule flexes for the season, […]
Read MoreBackup, Bandwidth, and the Big Storm
Posted by Computer Solutions on December 15, 2025 If you’ve ever lost power mid-appointment, watched your internet drop during a payment, or scrambled to recover a chart after a crash, you already know how fragile veterinary technology can be. And as winter storms roll in, those risks multiply. December through March is peak season for […]
Read MoreCold Start: Is Your Clinic’s Hardware Ready for 2026?
Posted by Computer Solutions on December 1, 2025 As another year winds down, most veterinary teams are laser-focused on patients, holiday schedules, and closing out the books. But there’s one task that rarely makes the end-of-year checklist, yet can make or break your efficiency in the new year: your hardware. If your exam room tablets […]
Read MoreTurnkey IT Support for Your Veterinary Practice This Turkey Day
Posted by Computer Solutions on November 24, 2025 Thanksgiving week is one of the busiest times of year for many veterinary clinics, especially those seeing urgent care appointments before clients travel, managing boarding pickups, or offering emergency services during the holiday. With that kind of pressure, your team needs one less thing to worry about. […]
Read MoreVeterinary Tech Tips: Restarting Equipment isn’t Just a Cliché
Posted by Computer Solutions on November 17, 2025 You’ve heard it a thousand times: “Try turning it off and on again.”And you’ve probably rolled your eyes just as many. But here’s the truth: that advice works and if your clinic isn’t using it regularly, you’re probably wasting time, productivity, and staff sanity. Veterinary clinics depend […]
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