What if the key to your pet's health wasn't found in bottles or pills but in the trillions of tiny organisms living inside them? In this fascinating episode, I sit down with Dr. Odette Suter, also known as Dr. Poop Lady, to explore the mysteries of the microbiome living inside our pets (and ourselves!) We explore just how powerful fecal transplants can be for helping pets heal, how a fecal transplant can sometimes temporarily change a human or pet's personality, and what a super donor is. If your pet is struggling with chronic health issues that just aren't getting better, or you want to help your pet live longer, this episode is a must-listen.
KEY INSIGHTS:
How Dr. Odette got the nickname "Dr. Poop Lady"
How the microbes in our own bodies help us survive, like little elves working 24 / 7 to keep us functioning.
How fecal transplants can support pets with anxiety.
How you can use fecal transplants to set a pet up for a longer, healthier life.
Why there are no good or bad microbiomes–and how it's really a product of the environment we set up.
How you can use ozone therapy to make fecal transplants more effective.
How fecal transplants can even help a pet transition from processed food to fresh food diet when they weren't tolerating the switch before.
How the gut has to be really healthy to promote those feel-good hormones and a stable mood.
How our stress levels impact our pets (and their microbiomes).
How our modern lifestyles (wifi, cell phone towers, pesticides, and heavy metals) are impacting our pets.
And why we're seeing pets getting sicker and struggling more with emotional challenges and how we can support them.
RESOURCES:
🐾 Dr. Odette Suter’s Book:
What Your Vet Never Told You: Secrets to Supporting Peak Health For Your Animal
🐾 Dr. Odette’s course for pet parents:
Pet Health Accelerator Program
FOLLOW:
Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com/
Dr. Odette Suter: @odettesuterdvm
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