Reviewer
Karlene Stange, DVM, CVFT
Integrative veterinarian; Chi University faculty, Chi University faculty · Colorado
Colorado State-trained veterinarian who continued into acupuncture, TCVM, Chinese herbs, Tui-na, and food therapy after conventional veterinary training.
Areas of focus
- traditional chinese veterinary medicine
- veterinary acupuncture
- chinese herbal medicine
- canine food therapy
- tui-na bodywork
Elsewhere
13 guides by Karlene
- Yeast Identity on Dog Probiotic Labels Explained
- Patented Dog Probiotic Strains: What the Label Means
- 6 Fiber Sources in Dog Synbiotic Products Explained
- Do Bile Tolerance Claims Matter for Dog Probiotics?
- Why Does Grass Make Dogs Itch Every Spring?
- Per Gram or Per Serving: Which Probiotic Count Matters?
- Moisture Barriers in Dog Probiotics: What Packaging Holds
- What to Look for in a Dog Probiotic Capsule
- How Many CFU Does a 90-lb Giant-Breed Dog Need Daily
- How Many CFUs Does a Dog Actually Need Each Day?
- Why Do Puppies Get Diarrhea When Stressed by a New Home
- What Is Leaky Gut Syndrome in Dogs? Separating the Pattern From the Hype
- Dog Stomach Upset After Switching to Raw Food: Why It Happens and How to Fix It