Tag: bacteria
Breakthrough Discovery: E. coli’s Enhanced Defense Mechanism
Recent groundbreaking research has revealed a critical interaction between Enterococcus faecalis (EF) and pathogenic E. coli strains that significantly impacts veterinary medicine. The study...
A Unique Gut Microbe Strain of Wild Wolves can Help Domestic...
The strain is being seen as a potential cure for a persistent disease in canines.
A recent study led by researchers at Oregon State University...
How to Lower the Risk of Periodontal Disease in Your K9...
Periodontal disease is extremely common in dogs and it’s not just older dogs that are being affected. Statistically, 80% of dogs three years of...
Hypochlorous acid solutions for wound care in animal patients
Using the appropriate wound treatment in your animal patients can mean the difference between a quick recovery and prolonged healing marred with complications. Hypochlorous...
New ways to target inflammation for your high E. coli patients
How new treatment options such as microbiome restoration therapies can help dogs and cats with E. coli flare-ups.
Escherichia coli. It’s one of the most...
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...
Harnessing the antimicrobial effects of essential oils in the veterinary clinic...
Veterinarians and their staff are at risk of being exposed to viruses and infections, such as COVID-19. Biologically active essential oils are an effective...
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...
Urinary tract infections
Boost your small animal practice by learning how to treat the bacteria that cause urinary tract infections using innovative alternatives.
Urinary tract infections (UTI)...