Your Clinic Missed the Windows 11 Deadline. Now What?
Posted by Computer Solutions on October 20, 2025 October 14th has passed, and Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 10.If your veterinary clinic is still running on Windows 10 machines, take a breath. You’re not alone, and it’s not too late to fix it. But the time to act is now. Let’s walk through […]
Read MoreHow to Prepare Your Clinic for a Local Network Outage
Posted by Computer Solutions on October 13, 2025 Most veterinary clinics rely on their internet connection for just about everything, from checking in patients and processing payments to accessing cloud-based practice management systems and imaging tools. So when the network goes down, the entire day can grind to a halt. While you can’t always prevent […]
Read MoreStop Blaming the Wi-Fi: What’s Really Slowing Down Your Clinic’s Internet
Posted by Computer Solutions on October 6, 2025 When the schedule is packed, a client is waiting at checkout, and the payment terminal suddenly freezes, or your imaging software lags during a critical exam, it’s easy to blame the Wi-Fi. But the truth is, veterinary network issues aren’t always caused by a weak wireless signal. […]
Read MoreWhy Your Veterinary Clinic Needs a Password Policy—Even If You Trust Your Team
Posted by Computer Solutions on September 29, 2025 In a veterinary clinic, trust is everything between teammates, with pet owners, and across vendors. But when it comes to technology, trust alone isn’t enough. Even if you have a close-knit, high-performing team, your clinic still needs a formal password policy. Why? Because good intentions don’t prevent […]
Read More5 Signs Your Veterinary Clinic is Due for a Technology Upgrade
Posted by Computer Solutions on September 22, 2025 If your computers are slow, your staff keeps calling IT, or your Cornerstone system freezes during appointments, there’s a good chance your tech is holding you back. At first, stretching your hardware for “just one more year” seems like a smart way to protect your budget. But […]
Read More5 Cybersecurity Myths That Put Veterinary Clinics at Risk
Posted by Computer Solutions September 15, 2025 When you think about cyberattacks, you might picture large hospitals or national retailers—big targets with even bigger IT budgets. But veterinary clinics are becoming more frequent victims of cybercrime, and the danger often starts with what you don’t know. Misconceptions about cybersecurity are everywhere, and for busy veterinary […]
Read MoreCyber Hygiene for Veterinary Clinics: Why the Basics Still Matter
Posted by Computer Solutions on September 8, 2025 Veterinary practices have gone digital—cloud-based PIMS systems, mobile devices in exam rooms, and client communication tools running across multiple platforms. But with all that convenience comes one critical responsibility: keeping your systems and data secure. And it turns out, the most effective way to prevent cyberattacks isn’t […]
Read MoreTime’s Almost Up for Windows 10: What It Means for Veterinary Clinics
Posted by Computer Solutions on September 2, 2025 If your veterinary practice is still running on Windows 10, now is the time to start planning your next move. Microsoft has officially announced that it will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. That may sound far off, but upgrading your systems takes time—especially […]
Read MoreCould Your Veterinary Team Be Training AI to Breach Your Clinic?
Posted by Computer Solutions on August 25, 2025 AI tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini are quickly becoming part of the daily workflow for many veterinary practices. Staff use them to write emails, summarize reports, respond to client inquiries, or even draft content for your website or social media. Used properly, AI can […]
Read MoreWhy Phishing Attacks Spike in August, and What You Can Do About It
Posted by Computer Solutions on August 18, 2025 For veterinary practice owners and managers, late summer usually means vacations, back-to-school chaos, and the slow ramp-up to a busy fall. But while you and your team may be taking time off, cybercriminals aren’t. In fact, phishing attacks tend to spike in August, and small businesses like […]
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