When integrative veterinary medicine is the optimal choice
There are times when a combination of holistic and conventional therapies is the best way to treat a dog or cat’s health problems. Let’s look…
Category: Dogs
Functional neurology in veterinary treatment and rehabilitation
The evolving field of functional neurology demands training and examination procedures that consider the neurologic health of neuron pools integral to stability and movement. A…
Seed and nut butters to share with your dog
Tasty and nutritious seed and nut butters can be made from almonds, cashews, hemp hearts, chia and more. Your dog will love them as much…
Is your dog scared of strangers?
Many dogs react fearfully when they see or are approached by strangers. Gentle behavior modification can help calm those fears, boost your dog’s confidence, and…
Recommending raw bones in the veterinary practice
Raw bones are a great way to enhance patient nutrition and dental health, but it’s important to educate clients on how to feed bones safely.…
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…
Winter getaways for you and your dog
Do you have the winter blues? Maybe your dog does as well! These winter getaways will give you both the change of scenery you need.…
Essential oils for anal gland issues
Over the past 20 years, essential oils have been used in over 800 anal gland cases in dogs and cats, ranging from pruritus to cancer.…
Integrating chiropractic during and after animal dentistry
The use of chiropractic care during dental procedures allows veterinarians to evaluate the stomatognathic system, reset the entire nervous system, and pick up on clinical…
Microalgae for dogs
Discover how different types of microalgae, such as Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA), can benefit the health of your canine patients. For the past several decades, people have…
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…
Adaptogens and nutritive tonic herbs for patient well-being
Learn how these four adaptogens and tonic herbs are a profound choice for achieving balanced well-being in your patients. Balance is the key word with…
