Probiotics and Canine Cancer: a Novel Approach to Immune Modulation
Research shows probiotics may lower the risk of some canine cancers, help the immune system function better, and even produce anti-tumorigenic compounds. Cancer is an…
Tag: gut microbiome
How probiotics and prebiotics can help your cat’s digestion
Your cats digestive health impacts every area of her well-being. If things are off in her gut, then shell likely not be feeling her best…
Factors Influencing the Equine Microbiome and How to Support It
No feet, no horse. This old saying says it all, and can be extended to gut health as well. In fact, I would dare say:…
How MBRT Helped a Dog Recover from an Antibiotic-Resistant Infection and Damaged Autonomic Nerves
Used in combination with ozone therapy and other modalities, Microbiome Restorative Therapy (MBRT) led to full recovery for an injured dog that developed an antibiotic-resistant…
Support the Gut and the Body Will Follow: Digestive Health is Key to Whole Body Wellness
GUT STATUS AT BIRTH The gut microbiome is not technically an organ, but it does have important functions in puppies and kittens, including training the…
Nutritional Support for Your Dog or Cats Gut-Brain Axis
An imbalance in the gut microbiome can affect your dog or cats brain and cause changes in their mood and behavior. Learn more about the…
How Supporting Your Dog or Cat’s Gut Health Boosts Immunity
A properly-functioning immune system is vital to your dog or cats overall wellness, and it starts with supporting their gut health. Among the many things…
Nutraceuticals for the management of feline cachexia
Cats that dont eat for long periods can develop an array of serious secondary health problems. Defining and understanding feline cachexia can be complicated, but…
Hairballs and gut health in your cat
Cat’s tongues are covered in hundreds of tiny scoop-shaped spines, called papillae. These spines function like a built-in comb when cats groom themselves. So it’s…
Hairballs and gut health in your cat
Cat’s tongues are covered in hundreds of tiny scoop-shaped spines, called papillae. These spines function like a built-in comb when cats groom themselves. So it’s…
Pet diarrhea: how to help your dog or cat
A look at what might be causing diarrhea in your pet, and what you can do to settle her upset tummy! It can be worrisome…
What’s new in cat research?
Over the next two years, studies funded by Morris Animal Foundation will offer cat parents new insights on how to best care for their feline…
