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Dr. Odette Suter on Finding Balance & Diversity to Treat Gut Disease Episode 34
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Bloating, burping, diarrhea, anxiety, inflammation, and picky eating are all signs of gastro-intestinal imbalance. The effects of chronic enteropathy, or irritable bowel disease, are long ranging and severely damaging. But the treatment creates a horrible cycle that destroys a dog’s gut.
Dr. Odette Suter, practicing vet of over 15 years, is saying no to overmedicating our pet’s symptoms and ignoring the problem. She tackles the underlying cause instead. Balance and diversity are the key. Tune in to learn how a diverse diet and a balanced microbiome leads to happy healthy pets.
Finding Dr. Odette Suter:
Peak Animal Health Center Website: https://www.peakanimalhealthcenter.com/
Call Dr. Suter for a consultation: 661-993-1979
Read What Your Vet Never Told You
Check out Dr. Suter’s video series
Animal Biome’s website: https://www.animalbiome.com/
Dr. Margot Roman’s Fecal Transplant Services: https://www.mashvet.com/fecal-transplants.html
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