VET TALKS TICKS, NEUTER & SPAYING, RAW FOOD VS. KIBBLE

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Dr. Lisa Lippman is a doctor of veterinary medicine and has been practicing for 10 years. She is the founder of @vetsinthecity, an at home/concierge vet service business. She has been a pet health contributor for Dr. Oz, Inside Edition, and other media outlets and is the host of the very popular podcast @wedontdeservedogs. Dr. Lisa is badass!!
During the pandemic, Dr. Lisa’s parents both became deathly ill with Covid and she relocated to Florida to support them. She then pivoted her business to Telehealth to assist dog owners virtually.
We invited Dr. Lisa on to discuss a variety of different topics, but the main one being the TICK 🕷situation. New York is swarming with ticks and we’ve been contemplating what is the best solution. I’ve pulled 5 off of Ryka and check her daily.
In this live we cover:
- Oral tick medicine
- Spay/Neutering
- Recommended age to Spay/Neuter
- Raw Feeding
- Kibble vs. Raw Food
- Supplements
- Finding the right vet
- Specific medical questions from guests
Thanks so much, Dr. Lisa! We appreciate you and your time! You’re a boss 👏👏

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2 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 5

@thedawghouse4674 3 года назад

After this interview it would be awesome to see an interview with the creator of Pet Fooled !

@turbochargedat 3 года назад

Agreed

@turbochargedat 3 года назад

I call cap on the non raw food diet , watch the documentary “pet fooled” if you haven’t already.

@turbochargedat 3 года назад

A lot of vets are pinky up 😆 especially on their raw food vs kibble views 😂

@veronica5183 3 года назад

Hi I have a 10 week old puppy he's doing great learning basic commands and good on recall. But what's holding us back is being scared of people, dogs, and vehicles. He walks really good on a leash but as soon either comes our way he totally focus on them and tries to just sit there and stops walking. But has been getting good on giving eye contact and I reward him for it. But now he's barking at people and I correct him for it and he stops but do you have any tips on how to get my puppy more confident around people, dogs, and vehicles.