Dr. Angie Krause

Dr. Angie Krause Holistic veterinary support for cats and dogs. Shop my fave supplements at boulderholisticvet.com. Hello!

Listen to Tails of Truth Podcast boulderholisticvet.com/pages/podcast. Book a consultation at boulderholisticvet.com/pages/video-consultations-with-dr-angie I am a holistic veterinarian making house calls in the Boulder area. I provide acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, physical therapy, laser therapy, diet therapy and routine wellness care including vaccines when necessary for cats and do

gs. I believe that the best veterinary care includes both traditional Western medicine and diagnostics with alternative therapies. I use antibiotics, steroids and other pharmaceuticals only when necessary.

08/03/2026

People used to bring me literal baskets of supplements during house calls, and here's what I'd find almost every time: even assuming the label is completely accurate about what's inside (a generous assumption), most of it isn't dosed at a therapeutic level. Chewables are especially bad for this — you can't pack that many ingredients into something palatable and have them all be properly dosed. New episode is up on what actually makes a supplement worth trusting.

https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/which-pet-supplements-can-you-actually-trust

07/23/2026

Unpopular vet opinion incoming 🦟🫣
Did you know heartworm disease is spread exclusively by mosquitoes? No mosquitoes, no transmission risk — meaning if you're somewhere with a true mosquito-free winter, you don't have to keep your dog on preventative that season. Important caveat: this is regional. Places like the South or anywhere with mosquitoes year-round need coverage all twelve months. Check with your vet on what your area needs.

Full episode: https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/fleas-ticks-worms-flies-oh-my

07/22/2026

Most allergy treatments just manage the itch. Immunotherapy is different...it actually works to reverse the hypersensitivity itself, and it's the only approach that can stop a dog's (or cat's) allergy from getting worse year after year. My favorite veterinary dermatologist, Dr. Darin Dell, breaks it down in this clip from Tails of Truth.

Full episode here: https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/scratch-that-a-vet-dermatologist-on-why-theres-real-hope-for-itchy-pets

07/17/2026

Here's something we hear from cat parents all the time: they finally get their cat's hyperthyroidism under control, only to find out there's kidney disease underneath it. It sounds discouraging, but it's actually expected, not a sign anything went wrong.
Our new episode covers everything about feline hyperthyroidism, symptoms, testing, and all four treatment options. Give it a listen 🎧

https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast-hyperthyroidism-in-cats-pills-iodine-or-diet

07/16/2026

Veterinary oncologist, Dr. Brooke Fowler, shared something on the podcast that really stuck with me: to stop gliomas in Boston Terriers, we'd essentially have to stop having Boston Terriers as we know them.

The traits we breed for on purpose, color dilutions, merle coats, blue eyes, came with a sidecar we didn't ask for. Goldens and Bernese Mountain Dogs carry their own version of this too, it's built into the breed at a genetic level.

Full episode on cancer in pets here: https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/youre-not-to-blame-a-veterinary-oncologist-gets-honest-about-cancer-in-pets

07/09/2026

Serious question for the comments: do you believe animals can be "soul contracts" — connections decided before you even meet them? Dr. Angie tells the story of the horse she recognized before he was hers, and in the full episode we get into whether the woo-woo belongs anywhere in holistic veterinary medicine, or if it's just a story we tell ourselves.

Full episode: https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/does-woo-woo-have-a-place-in-holistic-veterinary-medicine

Drop a ❤️ if you've had a "knew it instantly" moment with an animal.

07/07/2026

A question I get a lot: if a dog's been on Cytopoint for years, does that raise cancer risk? I put that exact question to veterinary dermatologist Dr. Darin Dell, and his answer might surprise you — Cytopoint isn't even a typical drug, which changes the safety picture entirely.

This episode also covers allergy testing myths, how Cytopoint stacks up against Apoquel and Zenrelia, and when immunotherapy is worth considering.

Full episode: https://boulderholisticvet.com/pages/tails-of-truth-podcast/scratch-that-a-vet-dermatologist-on-why-theres-real-hope-for-itchy-pets

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