Nutrition and immunity in the equine
A deficiency of key vitamins and trace minerals may suppress the immune system and increase the risk of disease in your equine patients. Nutrition is…
Day: February 15, 2017
Homeopathic treatment for epidemic diseases
In many cases, homeopathy helps the body extinguish symptoms without suppressing them, causing epidemic diseases to leave the body naturally. Epidemic diseases plague animals and…
TCVM for challenging illnesses – Part 1: seizures
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine effectively complements current epilepsy medications and makes managing seizures easier. The rapidly increasing prevalence of chronic illness in pets has irrevocably…
NAET – a cure for the allergy epidemic
NAET is a fascinating modality that actually reprograms the brain and nervous system so the immune system does not react severely to allergens. Allergies can…
Medical cannabis for animals
There are many issues involved in the consideration of cannabis as medicine, including regulation, product selection and safety. Cannabis and marijuana are the common names…
Integrating an underwater treadmill into your veterinary practice
When adding an underwater treadmill, it’s important for assistants as well as doctors to become familiar with the technology in order to maximize its potential.…
Ayurveda in veterinary medicine
Ayurveda has been in use for thousands of years and has a proven track record of safety and efficacy. Here’s how to incorporate it into…
Purchasing a veterinary ultrasound system
Whether you’re buying for the first time or upgrading your existing ultrasound system, here’s how to make an investment that best fits your clinics needs.…
Supplements for mobility
What’s the evidence that certain foods and supplements can help manage osteoarthritis? Can we recommend our clients use food to help medically manage osteoarthritis in…
