Connie Clemons-Chevis, DVM, MSTCVM, CVA, CVCH, CVTP, CVFT, CVMMP

Integrative veterinarian (TCVM); Chi University faculty, Chi University faculty

Auburn-trained veterinarian with extensive TCVM credentials spanning acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, food therapy, Tui-na, and medical manipulation.

Areas of focus

• traditional chinese veterinary medicine
• veterinary acupuncture
• chinese herbal medicine
• food therapy
• canine medical manipulation

Articles by Connie Clemons-Chevis

• Bromelain Enzyme for a Dog With Occasional Bloating: What It Actually Does
• Probiotics for Dogs Transitioning to a Raw Diet: What Actually Helps
• How to Transition a Dog to New Food Without Stomach Upset
• Probiotics for Dogs After Deworming Medication: What Actually Helps
• Dog Diarrhea After a Course of Antibiotics: What's Normal, What's Not, and What to Do
• What Is Stress Colitis in Dogs, and When Should You Actually Call the Vet?
• Digestive Enzymes for Dogs: What They Actually Fix (and What They Don't)
• What Does Healthy Dog Poop Look Like? A Structure-and-Function Guide