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Friday, June 9, 2023

Evidence-based Medicine For Animal Supplements – Part 2

Everyone remembers the issue with melamine contamination in pet food in 2007. It resulted in Senate hearings during which three areas of concern for...
Focus on acupressure

Focus on acupressure

The intent of acupressure is to maintain or replenish a harmonious flow of blood and life-promoting energy called chi throughout the body. In accord with...

Hospice Care

Hospice care for terminally ill animals and their families is showing steady growth in demand and supply, and veterinarians are receiving more requests from...
A complementary approach to skin diseases in the equine

A complementary approach to skin diseases in the equine

Skin diseases can affect horses all year round. Take a look at how a complementary approach can help ease symptoms and, in many cases,...
Bach Flower Remedies

Bach Flower Remedies

Bach Flower Remedies have found a place in many integrative practices as a way to shift emotional states to aid recovery, and to help...

Undiagnosed Lameness

A common equine injury is to the suspensory ligaments, caused by poor (or incorrect) riding. Classical principles of dressage training and movement are being...
Digestive enzymes

Digestive enzymes

Digestive enzymes can be used for pancreatic and GI issues, but are also beneficial for healthy patients eating heat-processed pet foods. The thousands of enzymes...

The Worm Turns

Equine deworming is going through a transition in the conventional veterinary world. For three decades, it has been done using a six to eight...
Adaptogens for the HPAT axis

Adaptogens for the HPAT axis

A list of 11 adaptogens that have multiple benefits such as fighting stress, balancing hormones and maintain the immune system. Adaptogens help humans and animals...

Facing The Right Way?

With complex physiological issues, veterinarians may recommend treatments to alleviate symptoms. The horse benefits greatly when the health care team works together, combining knowledge...