Treating lyme disease in the horse
While treating Lyme disease in horses is complex, a wide variety of alternative therapies can be helpful for different stages and manifestations of the illness.…
Category: Veterinary Care
The evolution of gut health – part 1
Achieving optimal gut health in veterinary patients starts with an understanding of how important bacterial organisms are to the entire ecosystem of the planet. Bacterial…
The benefits of botanicals in canine behavior management
Managing canine behavioral issues often requires a multimodal approach that incorporates environmental modification, behavior training tactics, and therapeutics. For behavior issues stemming from stress and…
There are no bad cats: using pheromones to communicate calm
Pheromones are natural chemical signals that animals of the same species use to communicate and interact with one another. Cats and dogs of all shapes…
The Healing Power of Terpenes
Terpenes are responsible for the robust aromatic smell and flavor of the cannabis plant. Hundreds of terpenes are present in each strain.1 They are found…
Nutritional support for the aging canine brain
Our growing knowledge of canine health and nutrition, combined with other advances in medical science and technology, means dogs are living longer than ever. However,…
The “frenemy”, Escherichia coli, may be contributing to your patients’ chronic diarrhea cases
Veterinarians are trained to consider Escherichia coli to be normal inhabitants of the gut lumen. However, there is growing evidence that E. coli should be…
Limited Ingredient Dog Food
You’ve heard of limited ingredient dog food — but what is it exactly, and is it right for your canine patients? Limited ingredient dog foods…
Choosing a Cool Laser Therapy device for your practice
From class to wavelength, there are a number of important factors to consider when choosing a Cool Laser Therapy device that will help your patients…
Addressing kerato-seborrheic disorders (KSD) in canine and feline patients
With an adapted topical approach, you can maintain a healthy skin barrier and alleviate kerato-seborrheic disorders. Kerato-seborrheic disorders (KSDs) are an increasingly common diagnosis seen…
Clinical utility of C-reactive protein and the C-reactive protein/albumin ratio (CAR) in canine patients
The inflammatory response is an important innate immune process that protects the body when tissues are injured by pathogens, trauma, toxic compounds, heat, etc. When…
Proper ocular hygiene for dogs prone to tear stains
Improve the health and comfort of canine patients prone to tear stains by talking to their owners about proper ocular hygiene. Tear stains in dogs…
