What's New
We have noticed an overwhelming increase in veterinary accounts lately, and we want to ensure that our dedicated early adopters receive the exceptional service they deserve. That's why we're excited to announce some exciting enhancements tailored specifically for you.
✅ Dedicated Veterinary Care Team
We're thrilled to introduce our dedicated customer service team, solely focused on addressing your needs promptly and efficiently. Whether you have questions, require assistance, or seek guidance, our team is here to provide you with unparalleled support.
Becky Smith, BS, LVMT, VTS (ECC)
Rebecca Rocha, LVT
Beth Ross, LVT
Mindi Wrightson, LVT
✅ Vet Tech Gut Health Consultation Training
Exciting news! We are introducing consultation training dedicated to boosting your practice's efficiency. Our team offers tailored microbiome test training and certification courses for both technicians and veterinarians. By empowering your staff, we're relieving veterinarians' time constraints and optimizing workflow. Join us in elevating your practice with our streamlined support system.
✅ Faster Gut Health Consultations
We understand the importance of timely consultations, especially when it comes to gut health testing. That's why we've revamped our appointment scheduling process to offer you a more flexible and open schedule. Now, you can schedule your consultations faster and more conveniently than ever before once you receive your gut health test report.
Product Updates
Pill Putty - New Flavors
For those difficult to pill patients, we now offer Pill Putty in three different flavors, allowing your clients to tuck medications into a moldable treat for easy administration.
Blood Microbiome Test Kit Coming Soon
The blood microbiome is complex and alterations in the blood microbiome can serve as early indicators of a variety of pathologies, including gut inflammation.
Gut Microbiome Health Test Kit For Equine Coming Soon
Gut microbiome health in horses is just as important as that in our companion animals. We are in the process of developing a healthy reference set and guidelines for the common bacteria within the gut microbiome so that you can provide your equine patients with optimal care.
Happy Tails
From Last Resort to New Beginnings: Mistletoe's Fecal Transplant Success Story
Name: Mistletoe
Age: 7 months
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Condition: Chronic diarrhea
"I used the enema on Wednesday. Mistletoe is a 7 month old female DSH who came from a hoarding situation. She has had chronic diarrhea. Her fecal pcr was positive for campylobacter, clostridium with high levels of alpha toxin, cryptosporidium and feline enteric coronavirus. For the past month and a half we have had her, we have tried Tylosin, Fortiflora, Clavamox, GI diet, and Benefiber with no response.
She had her first solid stool on Saturday!!
The fecal transfer was my last ditch effort to make her adoptable and it saved her life!
I will definitely be using her his protocol more in the future.“
- Dr. Taylor Smith, DVM, Foothills Animal Shelter
Update: Mistletoe is doing great and was adopted! 🎉
Dr. Tonya Cooksey, DVM
Cooksey’s Corner
The spring season is here - flowers are blooming and our patients are getting itchy! Did you miss our previous webinar on the connection between the gut microbiome and atopic conditions?
Watch the webinar “Allergens, Pruritus, and Atopy…Oh My: The Gut-Skin Axis” to explore how the gut microbiome influences inflammatory skin conditions.
Research Spotlight
AnimalBiome Veterinary is excited to announce our latest peer-reviewed publication:
Microbiome Responses to Oral Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) in a Cohort of Domestic Dogs
In this study using our oral FMT capsules in 54 dogs with chronic enteropathies, our research team identified positive trends in the gut microbiome of recipient dogs who received oral FMT.
Key findings in this study include:
- Among the dogs in the study, diet and prior antibiotic use were the strongest predictors of microbiome variation.
- Gut Restore (oral FMT) increased the abundances of five beneficial groups of bacteria that produce important short-chain fatty acids.
- Colonization of the gut by the donor bacteria was strongest when there was less overlap in the microbiome profile between the donor and the recipient prior to FMT.
Rojas, C.A.; Entrolezo, Z.; Jarett, J.K.; Jospin, G.; Martin, A.; Ganz, H.H. Microbiome Responses to Oral Fecal Microbiota Transplantation in a Cohort of Domestic Dogs. Vet. Sci. 2024, 11, 42. https://doi.org/10.3390/vetsci11010042
Partner Testimonials
As a valued veterinary partner, we would love to hear about your experience using our products within your practice. Testimonials will be featured in our upcoming veterinary newsletter.
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