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“Trust Your Gut:” Advocating for Best Patient Gastrointestinal Health
By: Dr. Emily Dae Andersen, DVM, CVA, CVFT I was taught in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine to first and foremost “heal the gut” and when overwhelmed by a complicated case, to initially focus on gastrointestinal health as a starting place. This approach has been invaluable as well as relevant as we discover the nuances and […]
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Supplements as Gastrointestinal Protectants
By Dr. Elizabeth DeLomba, DVM MBA GI upset is one of the most common issues presented in veterinary medicine. Any number of things can disrupt the normal biome and defenses present in the gut. There are a number of ways to deal with the consequences of an upset gastrointestinal tract, including the use of GI […]
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Liver and Kidney Disease: A Comprehensive Approach
By: Dr. Emily Dae Andersen Managing chronic disease such as hepatic and renal disease warrants a multimodal approach and close owner communication and trust. Consider owner compliance and buy-in, adjunct therapies such as supplements, and overall systemic patient health for the most successful long-term outcomes. Familiarize yourself with supplements and nutraceuticals Supplements and nutraceuticals can […]
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