Integrative Medicine
Prebiotics and Probiotics for Dogs and Cats
It can be challenging to find nutraceuticals that do what their manufacturers say they do — here’s what’s behind the hype of probiotics and prebiotics.
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It can be challenging to find nutraceuticals that do what their manufacturers say they do — here’s what’s behind the hype of probiotics and prebiotics.

Gastrointestinal (GI) problems are one of the leading causes for which pets present to veterinary hospitals.

Nutrition is vitally important to the hospitalized patient.

The average puppy or kitten enters its new home between 7 and 9 weeks of age.

When it comes to weight, cats are faring worse than their canine counterparts, with more than a 169% increase in overweight cats over the past 10 years, according to Banfield Pet Hospital.

Diet selection and growth rate management are equally critical in preventing developmental orthopedic disease in growing large-breed dogs.

A look at dog obesity and overweight prevalence from Banfield Pet Hospital’s 2017 State of Pet Health Report.

When I started my career as a veterinary technician, I had my hands full of “normal” work.

This article examines the important role microbiota plays in the development, immune regulation, and maintenance of an animal’s GI health.

With pet obesity on the rise and ever more complicated pet food options available, experienced guidance is more important than ever.
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