Enjoy this article by Maggie Marton, originally published July 14, 2010 on EcoSalon.
 Not all pets are created equal — naturally some will respond better to different types of medical attention.
 Yesterday we looked at alternative therapies that are the veterinary equivalent to snake oil. Today, let’s consider a few that are scientifically proven. According to our expert, Dr. V, “There are some practitioners who solely do alternative treatments, though in my experience the majority of veterinarians use them as a complement to traditional Western medicine.”
 Whichever treatment route you take with your animal, Dr. V …

Please enjoy this article by Dr. Richard Palmquis as posted on Huffington Post:
Goldy has bone cancer. A few weeks ago she wasn’t feeling very well. Her leg was amputated months before and she finished her chemotherapy as directed by her oncologist. Goldy was an active, happy dog but she was tired, eating poorly and just seemed lethargic. Her human “mom” brought her back to our office in hopes of making her more comfortable. We both feared the worst as bone cancer tends to spread to the lungs and when patients …