Our 2013 DrShowMore Calendar on the Nature of Integrative
Veterinary Medicine “GreenMore” Sustainable, Responsible, Holistic Veterinarians Exposing Options was shown as a mock-up at winter veterinary conferences, and was a hit. Please help us to raise the funds to support the Calendar. Vets our deadline for photos and Contributors our deadline is April 1st 2012.
2013 DrShowMore Calendar Deadlines
February 14th, 2012American Academy of Ozonotherapy to Host First Meeting
February 13th, 2012Ozone Therapy Beyond Oxygen
February 9th, 2012The body that has cancer has a deficiency of O2 in the tissue and that is why I try to include Ozone in all my cancer cases. It is supportive and can help bring down the
inflammation that can be causing the pain of discomfort. It seems to bring down the pain and fever from LYME disease. It is such a needed adjunct to wound care as it helps remove all the anaerobic bacteria from the wound and when delivered in saline flushes the wound. It also is isotonic to the wound and then release the O2 to the wound and increases the healing of the tissue.The People’s Repertory
January 17th, 2012The People’s Repertory [Kindle Edition] by Luc De Schepper (Author)
NAVC Orlando Florida
January 14th, 2012
Dr. Roman will be away this week January 14-18 speaking at the NAVC in Orlando Florida. http://www.navc.com/ The NAVC Conference 2012 offers more than 1,300 hours of enriching CE opportunities, so whether you are a veterinarian, veterinary technician, practice manager or other staff, you will return home with new and practical knowledge designed just for you. Doors open Sunday at 9:00 AM
Seminar in Westwood Mass this May
January 11th, 2012Happy Holidays!
December 20th, 2011Jerky Treats Made in China Still Unsafe
December 16th, 2011
Each year millions of dollars are spent at holiday time on our pets. Here’s a reminder to choose carefully while shopping. Make your own treats this year or knit a sweater!
The FDA continues to get complaints concerning dog kidney damage as a consequence of eating jerky treats made in China.
The current contaminant is not known. Previously, melamine, a type of plastic used in manufacturing, was identified in the last pet food recalls in 2007.
Signs of the recent toxicities are loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and thirst changes.











