Predicting 25 years out is no easy task--long-term assessments have variable criteria such as sustainability, strategic relevance, and financial performance. In Veterinary Medicine and Practice 25 Years in the Future and the Economic Steps to Get There, Tom Catanzaro and Terry Hall condense facts from recent studies, identify the social and technological long-term trends to watch, and supply an economic roadmap that will help veterinary professionals steer their practices through the next quarter of a century.
Their insightful book

• summarizes emerging trends in veterinary healthcare delivery.
• offers financial planning priorities for veterinarians by career stage (priorities for new graduates, new buyers of a practice, practice owners nearing retirement, etc.).
• stresses fundamental financial principles and life- balance needs.
• outlines the steps and strategies veterinarians should follow to ensure financial well-being.

Related publications by Dr. T. E. Catanzaro:
AAHA Design Starter Kit for Veterinary Hospitals, 3^rd Edition
Beyond the Successful Veterinary Practice: Succession Planning and Other Legal Issues
Building the Successful Veterinary Practice, volume 1: Leadership Tools
Building the Successful Veterinary Practice, volume 2: Programs & Procedures
Building the Successful Veterinary Practice, volume 3: Innovation & Creativity
Death with Dignity--The Implications of Human/Animal Bond Interactions within the Hospice Programs in Universal Kinship--The Bond between All Living Things
Promoting Human Animal Bond in Veterinary Practice
A Study of the Human/Companion Animal Bond in Mobile Military Families in the United States
Veterinary Healthcare Services: Options in Delivery
Veterinary Management in Transition: Preparing for the 21st Century in The Pet Connection: It's Influence on Our Health and Quality of Life
Veterinary Practice Management Secrets