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AnimalBiome Veterinary provides microbiome-based products and services to help veterinarians address chronic health conditions related to imbalances in the gut microbiome.

11/14/2025

November | Pet Diabetes Month

Did you know the gut microbiome could be a key player in canine diabetes?
A 2023 study reveals that diabetic dogs have distinct gut microbial patterns compared to healthy dogs. Key findings include:
Diabetic dogs presented higher levels of Clostridioides difficile, Phocaeicola plebeius, Lacrimispora indolis and Butyricicoccus pullicaecorum.
Diabetic dogs also showed an increased abundance of carbohydrate-degrading metabolic pathways.
The microbial co-occurrence network was notably altered, suggesting a systemic shift in gut ecology.
For veterinary professionals, this opens new doors for diagnostics, treatment support, and client education around gut health and diabetes.

👉 Read the full study: https://animalbiome.vet/pages/research-library

11/11/2025

Veterans Day | Honoring All Who Serve 🇺🇸

Today, we pause to honor the brave individuals, past and present, who have served in our Armed Forces.
At Animal Biome Veterinary, we’re especially grateful for the veterinarians and veterinary professionals who have worn both uniforms: military and medical. From caring for military working dogs to protecting public health and safety across the globe, your impact is immeasurable.

11/05/2025

Free CE Webinar for Veterinary Professionals
How does the gut microbiome influence canine brain health?

Join veterinary neurologist Dr. Curtis Dewey on November 7th for an expert-led session exploring the gut-brain axis and its role in canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), the dog equivalent of Alzheimer’s disease.

What you’ll learn:
- How the gut microbiota communicates with the brain
- The role of the gut-brain axis in health and disease
- How dysbiosis links to cognitive decline
- FMT as a potential treatment
- Real case examples you can apply

🔗 Register now: https://hubs.ly/Q03Q6t0Q0

Whether you’re treating senior dogs or staying ahead of emerging science, this webinar will sharpen your clinical insights into brain health and the microbiome.

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from AnimalBiome Veterinary! 👻

For people, Halloween marks a time of fun, imagination, and seasonal change. For pets, it can also bring unfamiliar foods, costumes, loud noises, and disruptions to routine. These stressors, while easy to overlook, can have a real impact on a pet’s gut health.
So, it is the perfect time for a reminder about how a healthy microbiome supports digestive, immune, and behavioral health, especially during high-stress holidays.

Let’s help keep the gut balanced, no matter the season.

10/29/2025

National Cat Day Spotlight: The Feline Gut Microbiome

What does a healthy cat microbiome really look like?
Research from the Kitty Microbiome Project is redefining what we know about feline gut health and it’s a must-read for any veterinary professional.

Key Takeaways from the Study:
- 30 core bacterial genera identified in most healthy cats, many linked to short-chain fatty acid production and immune function
- Microbiome diversity decreases with age
- Cats on dry diets had more core taxa than those on raw diets
- Shelter cats showed lower diversity than house cats

These insights can enhance how we support aging cats or those with GI/metabolic conditions, as well as deepen conversations with clients about diet, environment, and overall wellness.

👉Explore the study: https://hubs.ly/Q03QRTb40

10/24/2025

Post-trick-or-treat gut flare-ups?
Restore balance after Halloween mischief.

Candy corn might be iconic, but for pets, it’s a disastrous dietary indiscretion waiting to happen.
In the days following Halloween, we often see spikes in:
- Vomiting, diarrhea, and flare-ups in chronic GI symptoms
- Reactions from xylitol toxicity
- Foreign-body ingestion from wrappers

Even short-term disturbances can disrupt the microbiome, and can potentially worsen dysbiosis in patients that are already sensitive.
That’s where microbiome support makes a difference, especially following dietary indiscretion.
AnimalBiome Veterinary GI Relief Kits bring balance in place of the chaos of Halloween..
Encourage pet parents to keep candy out of reach, and when gut health goes off track, think microbiome first.

Learn more at https://hubs.ly/Q03Q6r970

10/18/2025

Celebrating Vet Tech Week 2025

This year, we’re proud to spotlight one of our own: Becky Smith BS, LVMT, VTS (ECC), whose research on the pet microbiome was just published in a special edition of JAVMA featuring veterinary technician authors.
Her work highlights a truth we see every day in clinics: Vet techs are essential partners in translating science into action. From ensuring sample integrity to guiding pet owners through emerging therapies, your expertise is the heartbeat of innovation.
Key insights from the article:
- The microbiome is deeply linked to immunity, resilience, and overall health.
- Modulating it can prevent and manage disease and not just treat symptoms.
- Precise diagnostics and protocols are critical, and vet techs are vital to that success.
- Collaboration across teams (techs, vets, microbiologists) is the key to scaling microbiome therapies safely.
Veterinary technicians don’t just support care, they advance it.

Thank you for your knowledge, compassion, and commitment.

10/17/2025

Celebrating Veterinary Technician Week 2025!

This week, we’re raising our paws to honor Veterinary Technicians, the superheroes behind every successful treatment plan, comforted patient, and relieved pet parent.
Your compassion, precision, and resilience are the heartbeat of veterinary medicine. At AnimalBiome Veterinary, we see you balancing complex cases, soothing anxious clients, and going above and beyond for every animal in your care.
To show our appreciation, we’ve prepared a very special giveaway open to all veterinary professionals!
Complete one of our courses by October 31, pass the quiz, and choose your free full size gut-health gift:
- 1 Single Gut Health Test
- Gut Restore for Dogs (30 ct, Large or Small)
- Maintenance Pack – includes S. boulardii, Daily Digest & 8-in-1 Mushroom Complex
Thank you for making veterinary medicine extraordinary.
Start your free course today!

🔗https://hubs.ly/Q03PbLTj0

10/10/2025

💚 World Mental Health Day | October 10

To all the incredible veterinary professionals out there:
Veterinary medicine is a calling that tests your mind, body, and heart. The challenges are real, but so is the impact you bring healing, comfort, and hope to animals and the people who love them.
That’s why today, we’re pausing to say:
- Thank you for your compassion.
- You are not expected to be superhuman.
- Your wellbeing matters just as much as the pets you care for.
Let’s keep building a culture where taking care of yourself is not just accepted, but encouraged. Because when you thrive, everyone thrives.
If you or someone you know is struggling, visit https://hubs.ly/Q03N0fJ50 for support from a community that understands.
Tag a vet who inspires you and let them know how valued they are 💚

10/09/2025

National Pet Obesity Awareness Day

Did you know the gut microbiome plays a major role in obesity management in pets?
A 2024 review highlights how dysbiosis in dogs and cats can disrupt lipid metabolism, appetite regulation and inflammation, reinforcing that obesity isn’t just a calorie issue.
Key takeaways:
- Gut microbes influence SCFA production, bile acids & lipid absorption
- Obese pets show distinct microbiota shifts, that partially reversible with weight loss
- Personalized nutrition & microbiome-targeted therapies (e.g. prebiotics, FMT) show promise in treating obesity
- Future tools may include multi-omic profiling for tailored interventions.

Read the research:
https://hubs.ly/Q03M-_fC0

Join Dr. Ernie Ward and Dr. Holly Ganz for an evidence-based session that transforms the way we approach pet obesity care:
https://hubs.ly/Q03M--K70

Let’s evolve obesity care with science-based, microbiome-driven strategies.

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2945 Webster Street , Fl 2
Oakland, CA
94609

Telephone

+18884931727

Website

http://animalbiome.vet/

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