Reviewer
Elizabeth Fernandez, DVM, CVAM, CVTP, CVCH, CVFT, CTCVHP, CTPEP
Integrative small-animal & emergency veterinarian; Chi University faculty, Chi University faculty
Small animal and emergency veterinarian with more than 600 hours of Chinese Veterinary Medicine instruction through Chi.
Areas of focus
- traditional chinese veterinary medicine
- veterinary acupuncture
- chinese herbal medicine
- canine food therapy
- tui-na for dogs
Elsewhere
13 guides by Elizabeth
- Understanding Gut Microbial Diversity in Dogs
- Pawfy Probiotics for Dogs: What the Label Must Prove
- Storing Dog Probiotics While Traveling Keeps Potency
- Deposited Strains in Dog Probiotics: What to Check
- 5 Label Clues About Fermentation Metabolites for Dogs
- Fennel vs Ginger for a Gassy Dog: Which Helps, and When Neither Is Enough
- Is L-Glutamine Safe for a Dog's Digestive Lining?
- Choosing a Probiotic for a Dog Starting a New Food
- How Kibble Processing Shapes a Dog's Gut Microbiome
- Refrigeration of Dog Probiotics: What Dog Owners Should Know
- Bovine Colostrum for Dogs With Diarrhea: What It Can and Can't Do
- Is Enterococcus faecium Safe for Puppies? What the Evidence Actually Shows
- When Dog Diarrhea Is Considered an Emergency