This integrative episode explores regenerative medicine options—PRP therapy, shockwave treatment, and joint injections—that reduce chronic pain medication needs in 85-90% of patients. We discuss anti-inflammatory nutrition, gut biome optimization, and physical rehabilitation, including underwater treadmill, laser treatment, and PEMF therapy for arthritis and mobility issues in dogs and cats.
– Pets often hide their pain, making awareness crucial.
– Behavioral changes in pets often indicate underlying pain.
– Early detection of pain will lead to better management.
– Video recordings of pets can help your veterinarian identify subtle pain signs.
– Arthritis can affect young animals due to genetic factors.
– Nutrition plays a vital role in managing pet pain.
– Rehabilitation can significantly improve a pet’s quality of life.
– Integrative medicine approaches often enhance traditional veterinary care.
Guest Bio
Dr. Marie Bartling graduated as a veterinarian from Colorado State University in 2005. She has worked in all kinds of practices from Mexico to Alaska and on animals that range from horses, pigs, and goats to dogs and cats. Over the last 10+ years, her practice has evolved into a focused integrative rehabilitation and pain management practice for dogs and cats where she uses joint injection therapy, myofascial care, chiropractic care, acupuncture, and exercise programs in conjunction with medication and surgery to restore the physical health of pets.
