Reviewer
Cynthia Lankenau, DVM, GDVWHM, ACVHM, CVA, RH (AHG), MS-TCVM, FACVBM
Integrative veterinarian & botanical medicine expert; Chi University faculty, Chi University faculty · New York background
Cornell-trained veterinarian and botanical medicine expert with decades of acupuncture, Chinese and western herbal, chiropractic, homeopathy, and TCVM training.
Areas of focus
- veterinary botanical medicine
- chinese herbal medicine
- western herbal medicine
- veterinary acupuncture
- traditional chinese veterinary medicine
Elsewhere
9 guides by Cynthia
- Why Do Dog Probiotic Labels Hide Strain Codes?
- Random Allocation in Dog Trials: What Fair Tests Require
- How Do Conflicts Shape Dog Probiotic Research?
- Dog Probiotics: Why Batch Variability Matters
- Chicory Root vs Pumpkin Fibre for Dog Digestion
- Vetnique Labs vs Plentum for Dogs: Which One Actually Fixes a Sensitive Gut?
- Green Tripe vs. Probiotic Chews for Dog Gut Health: My Verdict
- What the Research Says About Probiotics and Coat Quality in Dogs
- How to Read the Guaranteed Potency Claim on a Dog Probiotic Label