The Dog Parent and Veterinarian Relationship

It is so important to develop an open relationship with your veterinarian for your dog’s personalized care. But what is the right care for your dog? Have you thought about risk vs choice when it comes to your dog’s treatment? And how should you mitigate risk? You need to consider what's important to you philosophically, ethically, morally, what style of healthcare you like, and then think about your budget as well. Dr. Bonnie Bragdon is here to answer these questions and shares how to make the right choice for your lifestyle and comfort. Be in the know and listen in!

HealthKrista KarpowichFebruary 15, 2023veterinarian, practice, Dr. Bonnie Bragdon, vaccination, risk, care, preventative care, parvo, malpractice, veterinary medicine, conversation, disease, infectious diseases, advocateComment

Integrative Veterinary Oncology: Thinking Outside of the Box in the Treatment of Cancer

According to The Veterinary Cancer Society, cancer is the leading cause of death in 47% of dogs, especially dogs over age ten. How can dogs with cancer be treated more naturally?

HealthKrista KarpowichNovember 18, 2020oncology, integrative medicine, Integrative Oncology, Veterinary Cancer Society, cancer, cancer treatments, veterinary medicine, malignant lymphoma, mammary gland tumors, bone cancer, enlarged lymph nodes, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, cryosurgery, Ozone Therapy, cancer patients, second opinion

How to Treat Your Dog Holistically & Successfully

Are you aware of all of the different treatment options that can benefit your dog’s health? Let’s explore!

Acupuncture: Old Medicine, New Sticks

Acupuncture is really about balancing the body and helping the animal heal themselves. How can your dog benefit? Listen and learn!

HealthKrista KarpowichJuly 17, 2019Tori Countner, The Balanced Pet Vet, integrative medicine, Acupuncture, veterinary medicine

The Dog Obesity Epidemic

Obesity is considered the most common preventable disease in dogs in north America and one in four dogs is considered obese. It's becoming a real issue and causing a lot of different health issues. What can we do to ensure our dogs are fit and trim?

HealthKrista KarpowichJune 12, 2019Mac Griffin, veterinary medicine, Dog Obesity, Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, overweight, preventable disease, overweight dogs, nutrition, active lifestyle, healthy weight, disease, body fat composition, Standardize Body Condition Scores, fat

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