Interviews

These articles feature Dr. Becker’s interviews with experts from different fields, all sharing the same passion and advocacy to improve the health and welfare of animals around the world. Gain valuable wisdom and insights from these amazing individuals, and become the best advocate you can be for your pet!

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The Latest in Tests and Treatments for Thyroid Disease in Pets, Part 2

Dr. Becker wraps up her discussion with Dr. Jean Dodds, the leading authority on thyroid disease in pets. Dr. Dodds discusses her recommendations for testing and treatment of canine autoimmune thyroiditis, and why only synthetic thyroxine is appropriate for dogs with this form of the disease.

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The Latest in Tests and Treatments for Thyroid Disease in Pets, Part 1

Dr. Becker chats with Dr. Jean Dodds, the leading authority on thyroid disease in pets. Dr. Dodds discusses the best tests for an accurate diagnosis of hypothyroidism in dogs, and why some cats go from hyper to hypo.

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Saliva Testing Pins Down Your Dog's Food Sensitivities

Certain foods may not agree with your dog, or you might be baffled by his rumbling tummy, gas, diarrhea, or vomiting. This simple technology breakthrough allows you to find out exactly what is vexing your dog, so you can make him comfortable once again ...

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The Hidden Signs of Hypothyroidism You Don't Want to Miss

Sadly, by the time classic symptoms appear, 70% of the thyroid gland may be damaged. These less obvious signs may alert you to a problem early enough to seek help. Plus: NEW technology for detecting food sensitivities for dogs plagued with gas, vomiting, and GI upset.

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The Alternative to Re-Vaccinating Your Pets Annually

Avoid unnecessary toxins, use this expert-recommended modified vaccine schedule - along with the one specific process that tells whether immunization actually occurred. How often does your pet really need a booster? It depends, get the details inside.

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How Often Should You Vaccinate Your Cat or Dog?

With mortality rates from disease as high as 80%, you must know what's really essential and which vaccines are alright to skip, especially for indoor-only cats. Find out why some vaccinations don't truly immunize and protect your pet, and what to do instead.

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Groundbreaking Surgery Improves the Lives of Flat-Faced Dogs

Done on an outpatient basis, this minimally invasive procedure is dramatically improving the health and quality of life of French Bulldogs and other brachycephalic pets.

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Seeking Counseling to Heal From the Passing of Your Pet

There's a great misconception that grieving over the passing of a pet is unjustified because a pet isn't human. Sadly, this can lead people to judge themselves harshly - and prevent them from reaching out for support - when they feel an intense, overwhelming sense of grief over their pet's passing.

Moira Allen - coping when your pet passes

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Caring for Your Heart When Your Pet Passes

Is there a way to help ease the pain while caring for your end-of-life pet, and once he or she is gone? Find out how creating a memorial in honor of your pet can help, along with other tips for caring for yourself, including dealing with feelings of guilt and grief if you have chosen euthanasia.

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