Medical cannabis in your practice
Cannabis holds great promise for treating many disease states in dogs and cats. It’s important for veterinarians to educate clients by staying informed about the…
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Nix those ticks with SonicGuard
Looking for a chemical-free way to protect your pets from ticks and fleas? Reach for SonicGuard — an ultrasonic prevention method! Ticks have become a…
The benefits of bee pollen for dogs
Contrary to popular belief, bee pollen doesn’t just benefit bees. Learn how this supplement can support the health of your dog. Unlike honey, bee pollen…
Joint care — science vs. marketing
Joint issues can completely rob your dog or cat of his quality of life and in severe cases even shorten his time with you. Supplements…
Why does your dog itch?
The jingling tags on his collar serve as a constant reminder – your pup can’t kick the itch. Here’s a few reasons why he might…
Class 4 laser therapy deconstructed
Wavelength, dose and power – but not heat — are the most important variables affecting the benefits of laser therapy. So much information on Class…
Equine Leaky Gut Syndrome – how stress puts your horse at risk
Take a look at how exercise, diet and other stressors can affect the health of your horse’s gut permeability. Leaky gut syndrome refers to a range of…
Are you feeding a “quality” pet food?
Let’s take a look at the term “quality” as it applies to pet food products, and why it’s important to seek the best for your…
The lightly cooked whole food diet
How this unique diet can help optimize outcomes for immune-compromised patients. Nutrition – especially a fresh food diet – can be an effective way to…
Spring weather and thrush
Here’s what you need to know about thrush prevention this season, and how to treat it before it gets worse. During the winter months, hoof…
Jackson Galaxy: the story of the world’s most famous cat expert
Learn how Jackson Galaxy, AKA “The Cat Daddy”, got his start in the cat world, and why his life’s mission is to make the planet a better…
Recognizing soft tissue injuries in the dog from an integrative perspective – pt 2
Applying rehab and physiotherapy techniques to a dog with a soft tissue injury should be preceded by a proper consideration of how the injury developed…
