Episode #21 — Up To Date with Industry
PAW HepatoAdvanced with Dr Sarah Howard (PAW by Blackmores)
About this Episode
In this episode of Vet Synapse, we speak with Dr. Sarah Howard, from PAW by Blackmores, about liver dysfunction, and the crucial role of antioxidants in ameliorating liver disease, and minimising further damage. We’ll also be discussing an important animal remedy from PAW by Blackmores, called PAW HepatoAdvanced – which contains a unique blend of SAMe, Silymarin and Vitamin E, and how it can be used in the management of diagnosed liver dysfunction in both dogs and cats.
Your Host
Dr Philip Judge
BVSc MVS PG Cert Vet Stud MACVSc (VECC; Medicine of Dogs)
Guest Speaker
Dr Sarah Howard
Head Vet
Pure Animal Wellbeing by Blackmores
This episode is a part of the "Up To Date with Industry" series
The world of pharmaceuticals is ever-changing – so much so that it can be hard to keep up sometimes! That’s why Vet Education has produced a new short-form podcast segment called “Up To Date with Industry” – highlighting the latest news from the world of pharmaceutical therapies for our patients!
Each 15-20 minute episode will highlight a specific therapeutic – detailing mechanism of action, indications, side effects, contraindications and supporting scientific literature – together with answers to frequently asked questions – so you can stay up to date! What’s more, we’ll also include product information, and associated scientific literature in a downloadable PDF – so you can easily reference more information should you need it!
Important note: VetEducation has not obtained any sponsorship for this information. The sole purpose is to provide current industry updates.
This podcast is intended for veterinary professionals only. The discussions, opinions, and information presented on this podcast are for informational and educational purposes only. They are based on the professional experience and research of the hosts and guests. This podcast is not intended to provide veterinary medical advice, diagnosis or treatment for individual pets. If you have any concerns regarding your pet’s health, please always consult your own registered veterinarian.
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