Let’s look at how manufacturers manipulate what they say on labels with ingredient splitting.

The FDA sent out a warning about the side effects after a year of Librella on the market. See what it is triggering.

July is National Pet Hydration Awareness month. See what that means and what you can do to ensure your friend is well hydrated

Dr. Jeff saw a dog with a tilt to his head. That could be a sore neck. He shows you how to check if your dog or cat needs a chiropractic adjustment.

We are seeing that more and more of the pet-owning population (that is you!) are moving to feeding real food. But, it also has to do with your age. Check this one out and see if you are part of this new trend.

When we pick up a heart murmur in a dog or cat, what does it mean? It can mean nothing; or it can suggest we are in trouble. Find out the difference.

We look at several things we assume about cancer. Are the side effects of chemo worse than the disease? Are some pets too old to treat cancer in? Has cancer treatment changed? And, is cancer always a death sentence?

We delve into some ideas about cancer. Does a carbohydrate-filled diet fuel cancer? Do malignant growths feel different than benign growths? And, do lymph nodes always feel different if a tumor has spread to them?

We finished the talk in the BYOV webinar. Then, we looked at what was coming up in the next Become Your Own Vet webinar. If you are interested in this program, check out this description. If you want to talk to Dr. Jeff about this program, book a call to discuss it. You can set that up at the top of the page where you get the information. https://courses.newearthvet.com/byov-desc-s1.html

If you check on the Internet, It says that our pets that eat grass are doing so because they may have worms. This is untrue. Check it out.

Dr. Jeff looks at three questions. Does cancer only grow in older pets? Do toxins in the environment trigger cancer? And, does taking a sample cause the cancer to spread?

Dr. Jeff looks at the debate and the views of subscribers and also holistic vets on the new mRNA vaccines. We look at spike proteins, safety, impetus for creating them, and what we should do with them.

You want to feed the best to your cat, and the answer you get is "I want dry food." How can you make the transition?

When the vet diagnoses a ruptured knee ligament, the recommendation is surgery. You are guided to this expensive procedure. Is it truly the best way to go? Find out that you can often avoid surgery.

It doesn’t matter what the animal is—can we vaccinate early and expect a response? See why doing this may not work.

Find out how to assess cats and when to adjust feeding

When dogs and cats are stressed, we can help them out. That is what an adaptogenic does, and one source is mushrooms—Cordyceps. See what...

I am not a fan of pet insurance but this will help you see if you need it.

It is dispensed like candy but it really doesn't work that well. Find out why.

There is one ingredient that has been promoted by some vets but it really isn't that good. Find out what to check on the ingredient list.