Speaking Engagements & Media appearances – Jan-July 2017
...topic of One Health – human health professionals and veterinarians working together to solve health problems that affect both. Dr Freeman was quoted in an article on vegan pet food...
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Research Update: Testing for Food Allergies
...testing. Between 20-30% of the healthy dogs had a strong positive reaction to one or more foods, depending on the type of the test. Another 53% of healthy dogs had...
Should I feed canned or dry food?
...on the teeth, which may be beneficial for some dogs, but unless you are feeding a dry food specifically made for dental health, these benefits may be subtle. You should...
A big pawprint: The environmental impact of pet food
...is that choices about your pet’s diet can have implications for its health, your wallet and the planet. You can have both a healthy and more sustainable approach by feeding...
What’s the Best Diet for Dogs with Chronic Diarrhea?
Diarrhea is a common problem in dogs. It can be acute, where it occurs suddenly and is (usually) short-lived, often as a result of eating something they shouldn’t have or...
Can Diet Help With My Dog’s Seizures?
...your dog’s diet or treats as changes in the chloride levels of different foods can change how the medication works in the body. For healthy dogs, we recommend at least...
What Treats Can I Give my Dog with Calcium Oxalate Stones?
For any cat or dog with a history of calcium oxalate urinary stones, ensuring plenty of water intake and feeding a specially formulated and tested diet without any additional food...
Pondering Pet Protein: How much protein should my pet get?
...pets need does not result in any health benefits. However, for a healthy pet, excess protein is unlikely to be harmful, either. The extra protein will just be broken down...
Are you sodium savvy?
Smart ways to reduce dietary sodium for pets with heart disease Heart disease is one of the most common diseases in dogs and cats, affecting 10-15% of all dogs and...
When a Big Loss is a Huge Gain: The Role of Diet in Managing Orthopedic Conditions
Leslie was shocked when she learned that Max, her 4-year-old Samoyed, had gained 15 pounds in the year since his last wellness visit to the veterinarian. “The weight gain was...