Reviewer
Koranda Walsh, VMD, DACVIM (SAIM), DACVP (CP)
Associate Professor, Clinical Pathology, Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine, Rowan University · Harrison Township, NJ
Dual-boarded clinical pathologist and small-animal internal medicine specialist. She teaches laboratory test interpretation and focuses on feedback, communication, and psychological safety in veterinary education.
Areas of focus
- small-animal internal medicine
- clinical pathology and lab test interpretation
- diagnostic reasoning
Elsewhere
13 guides by Koranda
- What Puppy Stool Consistency Tells You About a Dog's Digestion
- Which Product Version Was Tested in Dog Probiotic Studies?
- Missing Data Makes Dog Probiotic Claims Harder to Trust
- 5 Facts About Blinding in Dog Probiotic Trials
- 6 Checks for Rodent Studies Cited by Dog Probiotics
- Why a Dog's Poop Suddenly Turns Soft: A Vet's Label-and-Lab Guide
- Does a Dog on a Grain-Free Diet Need a Different Probiotic?
- Is Kaolin Pectin Safe for Dogs With Loose Stool?
- How Much Plain Greek Yogurt Is Safe for a Small Dog?
- Postbiotics vs. Fish Oil for Dog Inflammation: Which Actually Helps More?
- Omega-3 vs Omega-6 for Dogs: Which One Actually Calms Inflammation?
- NAD+ Precursor Chews vs. Fish Oil for Senior Dog Vitality: What the Bloodwork Actually Supports
- Ginger Versus Chamomile for Dog Car Sickness: What the Evidence Actually Supports