IBD in Dogs - How Olive Stopped IBD Flares & Got Off Steroids [Holistic Vet Advice]

[@thenaturalpetdoctor]

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[@cagatti9783]

God bless Dr Katie, for helping my girls. Both of them are doing better. ❤ Olive and Sophie are now steroid free.

[@thenaturalpetdoctor]

It's been a real pleasure to partner together to help your girls feel better🥰

[@mz1860]

So happy Olive is feeling better ❤️🐶❤️

[@thenaturalpetdoctor]

We are too! It's always wonderful to watch our patient's health improve❤

[@WilliamWright-m7u]

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[@mamabear9389]

I wonder if some of the nutritional imbalances on the HTMA were a result of the gut not functioning properly vs the diet actually lacking these nutrients. If so, would you address the gut issues first before risking over supplementation to correct the nutritional imbalances?

[@thenaturalpetdoctor]

Thank you for your insightful comment! You're absolutely right-many nutritional imbalances seen on an HTMA can stem from gut dysfunction rather than purely dietary deficiencies. The gut is critical for proper nutrient absorption, so if it's not functioning well, even a balanced diet may not provide the nutrients the body needs. This is exactly why, in our Uncover Phase of the Healthy Holistic Pet for Life Blueprint program, we take a comprehensive approach to identify the root causes of these imbalances. By evaluating the gut's health, along with other potential contributors like diet, environmental toxins, and stress, we can determine what needs the most attention initially. Addressing gut issues first ensures that the body is primed to absorb nutrients naturally, reducing the need for over-supplementation and creating a more sustainable, long-term solution. By focusing on what’s most important upfront, we help pet parents see results faster while setting their pets up for lifelong health. Thank you for bringing up such an important point-it's a key piece of the puzzle when it comes to holistic healing!

[@gloriafelicianomoore]

OMG, this flare up sounds like my 5 lb Yorkie , she's been hospitalized three times this year. He's been diagnosed with IBD and frank blood , she eats homemade food and a little kangaroo meat on top of her chicken. I don't know what to feed her anymore.

[@mz1860]

@@gloriafelicianomooreschedule a consult with dr Woodley!

[@SalBlydenburgh]

Dr Katie do you have a supplement you can recommend for hypothyroidism?

[@rnash-shannon9304]

How does a dog have those levels of mercury, and aluminum?

[@thenaturalpetdoctor]

Great question! Heavy metals are everywhere and everyone, including people will have some in their body. The question I always want to answer is how well are our detox pathways working to get those heavy metals and toxins out. Many pets (and people) have issues with detox due to many reasons and so knowing this information is really helpful when I create personalized action plans for patients in our Blueprint program.