Show Notes
191: In this episode, I’m sharing my thoughts on how veterinarians and other professionals can work together to support dogs. I talk about knowing your limits, getting hands-on experience, and recognizing when a dog needs veterinary care. I also discuss the problems with AI-generated herbal information, why mentorship matters, and how we can learn from each other to provide better care for dogs.
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190: In this episode, I’m sharing some common mistakes herbalists can make when working with herbs for dogs. We’ll talk about why natural doesn’t always mean gentle, the importance of understanding individual plants, and why the right herb for one dog may not work for another. I’ll also discuss the risks of using too many herbs at once and why sometimes the best approach is to keep things simple.
189: I’m coming to you live from the AHVMA conference in San Diego with my herbal understudy and friend, Krista Fox of Pug and Hound. We’re talking about holistic veterinary medicine, what makes it different from conventional veterinary care, and why looking at the whole animal matters so much.
188: Gallbladder sludge can be a frustrating issue for dogs, so in this episode, I’m sharing some of the herbal remedies I like to use to support the gallbladder and liver. We’ll talk about artichoke, linden, and hedge maple, along with some of the other symptoms that can show up alongside gallbladder issues. I’ll also share a quick update on my Tavari journey.
187: This week, I’m breaking down my five-step framework for supporting your dog’s organ health with herbs. We’re talking about the nervous system, lymphatic system, liver, digestion, and creating a protocol based on your individual dog. I’m also sharing why herbal protocols should change with the seasons and why you shouldn’t give your dog the same supplements forever.
186: As we transition from summer into fall, our dogs can experience subtle changes in their bodies and overall health. In this episode, I talk about the connection between the lungs and colon, how seasonal changes can affect breathing, digestion, skin, and hydration, and what signs to watch for in your dog. I also discuss supporting dogs through the transition with moisture, diet, and herbs based on their individual needs and energetics.