Reviewer
Roger Clemmons, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Neurology and Neurosurgery), CVA, CVFT
Board-certified veterinary neurologist (DACVIM); integrative practitioner and Chi University faculty, Private Veterinary Specialty Hospitals in Florida; Chi University faculty · Florida
Board-certified neurologist and neurosurgeon who integrates acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and TCVM food therapy into specialty neurology practice.
Areas of focus
- integrative veterinary neurology
- veterinary acupuncture
- chinese herbal medicine
- tcvm food therapy
- companion animal nutrition
15 guides by Roger
- Why a Dog Has Extra Gas After Starting a Probiotic
- Red Flags to Spot on a Digestive Enzyme Supplement Label
- Red Flags to Spot on a Top-Rated Dog Probiotic Label
- What Separates a Good Resveratrol Supplement From a Weak One
- Can Separation Anxiety in Dogs Be Cured Completely
- Can Traveling in Airplane Cargo Cause Lasting Anxiety in Dogs
- Can a Calming Chew Sit Alongside Prescribed Anxiety Medication?
- Can Green Lipped Mussel Be Given With Fish Oil for Dogs?
- Joint Chew Timing Before or After a Walk: What Actually Helps Dogs
- Do Dog Probiotics Actually Work? A Neurologist's Verdict on Gut Support
- Probiotics for a Dog With Loose Stool During a Food Switch
- How to Build Muscle in an Older Dog: A Neurologist's Approach
- Which Dog Longevity Brands Have Published Clinical Research?
- Slippery Elm Dosage for Dogs: What the Evidence Actually Supports
- Quercetin for Dogs: Benefits and Safety, Explained by a Veterinary Neurologist