Increase your income with AminAvast®
This new nutritional supplement can help support natural kidney function in your canine and feline patients – and increase your clinic’s profitability. AminAvast® is a…
Category: Veterinary Care
Feeding pets biologically-available food with active lifeforce ingredients
The standard for “healthy” pet food has changed a lot over the years, leading to a revolution of high quality, biologically-available diets for dogs and…
Essential oils and the canine brain
Aromatherapy applications in the canine can enhance focus, cognition, and mental stimulation. They can also create calmness, peacefulness, and relaxation, depending on the individual constituents…
Deer velvet antler applications in the veterinary setting
Studies are demonstrating that deer velvet antler has a long, impressive, and rapidly-growing list of positive benefits. Integrative veterinarians owe it to their clients to…
Nutrition and homeopathy — How they work together
Good nutrition forms the foundation of good health. Homeopathy and nutrition form a powerful synergistic force to bring healthy balance to individuals. Classical homeopathic treatment…
Teaching clients to shine the light of BEAM on their pets’ health
Short for Behavior, Energy, Appetite, and Mood, BEAM represents the context of health for each patient. It shifts the client’s focus from current symptoms to…
Supporting pet vision
A lifelong commitment that includes client education and antioxidant support. In the veterinary clinic, dogs and cats are most often seen for eye problems when…
Pharmacy vs. Farmacy
How nutrient deficiency, toxicity, and lifestyle are making veterinary patients more dependent on the pharmacy medical model. We have reached a pivotal period in the…
Microbiome Restorative Therapy (MBRT) for pancreatitis and other GI issues
For patients with GI problems, MBRT therapy is more beneficial than Fecal Microbiota Transplantation. Since the gut has over 500 species and 1,000 subspecies of…
Cannabis therapy: the other antioxidant
Cannabis provides a promising new pharmacotherapy for many different diseases in canine and feline patients. Hemp is cannabis containing 0.3% tetrahhydrocannabinol or less by dry…
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.…
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…
