The Non-Traditional Veterinarian

Dr. Jeannette Bimonte
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Real talk for real pet people. The Non-Traditional Veterinarian breaks down the untold truths, bold opinions, and alternative angles in your pet's healthcare. It's smart, it's scrappy, and it might just change the way you think about your pet's health. This space is professional, approachable, and never afraid to question the norm. Hit play, and let’s start this non-traditional conversation together!

  1. 4 SEPT.

    #19 If Your Dog Has Cancer....

    Hearing the word cancer regarding your dog is every pet parent’s nightmare. The internet will flood you with overwhelming, conflicting advice—chemo, raw diets, miracle cures—but what actually matters? In this episode of The Non-Traditional Veterinarian, I pull back the curtain on what I would do if my own dog were diagnosed with cancer. This isn’t theory, and it’s not false hope. These are practical, non-traditional steps that support the body, the immune system, and your dog’s quality of life. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why slowing down and making a plan is the first step (not panic-Googling) How food can support—not feed—cancer The role of Vitamin D in slowing tumor growth (and how to supplement safely) What ozone therapy and fecal transplants can do for the immune system The most evidence-backed supplements for dogs with cancer (like medicinal mushrooms and curcumin) Simple lifestyle hacks to reduce toxins and support healing at home 📌 Work with me 1:1 for a personalized nutrition + integrative support plan If you loved this episode: 💌 Share it with another pet parent who’s facing a cancer diagnosis. ⭐ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to help more people find the show. 🐾 Follow me on Instagram, click here, for daily integrative pet health tips.

    22 min

  2. 21 AOÛT

    #18 Guest Episode: Trilogy Chiropractic — The Non-Traditional Truth About Pet Chiropractic Care

    What if your pet’s stiffness, anxiety, or even digestive troubles had less to do with “getting old” or "that's how they have always been" and more to do with their nervous system? In this episode, I sit down with Trilogy Chiropractic's Dr. Paul & Dr. Brianna, to dig into the real truth about chiropractic care for pets. Forget the myths you’ve heard about “just cracking backs” because this conversation is all about how alignment and nervous system health play a huge role in your pet’s mobility, behavior, and even happiness. We cover: ✅ What animal chiropractic really is (and isn’t) ✅ Signs your dog or cat might benefit from an adjustment ✅ Why the nervous system is at the center of health ✅ The biggest myths (and truths) about chiropractic care ✅ How chiropractic fits into a bigger wellness + "living longer" plan Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already a fan of non-traditional pet care, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on how to help your pet live better and longer! 📌 Connect with Trilogy Chiropractic: https://trilogy-chiropractic.com Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trilogy.chiropractic Learn more about my work: www.southernveterinaryservices.com/nutrition Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_nontraditionalveterinarian

    46 min

  3. 15 AOÛT

    #17 Pet Trends You Asked Me to Rank

    I asked you on Instagram what pet trends you wanted ranked— and I’m answering them in this episode. From raw goat milk to vaccine titers, I’m ranking the most talked-about pet care trends … no fluff, no sugar-coating. We’ll cover: Supplements Raw feeding Goat’s milk Vaccine titers Nervous system health Meal feeding vs. free feeding   If you’ve ever wondered which pet trends are actually worth your time, money, and trust, this episode is for you. 📌 Mentioned in this episode: The Truth About Dog Food™ → www.southernveterinaryservices.com/thetruthaboutdogfood 1:1 Pet Nutrition Consults → www.southernveterinaryservices.com/nutrition Find me on Instagram → www.instagram.com/the_nontraditionalveterinarian

    18 min

  4. 6 AOÛT

    #16 Superfoods For Your Dog

    Not all treats are created equal. Today I am sharing superfoods that do more than just fill your dog up. These snacks are safe, simple, and very nutritious. Whether you’re looking to boost your dog’s immune system, or just clean up their treat game, this episode gives you real, practical options. Which ones are best if your dog eats kibble? We’ll cover: Blueberries Carrots Sweet Potatoes Spinach Apples Green Beans Eggs Sardines (in water, no salt) Bananas Want to feel more confident about what you’re feeding your dog? Download The Truth About Dog Food™—a straight-talking, no fluff guide to what matters most in your dog’s bowl. www.southernveterinaryservices.com/thetruthaboutdogfood Need personalized advice? Book a 1:1 nutrition consult with me and get a plan that fits your dog’s body, sensitivities, and your real-life routine. www.southernveterinaryservies.com/nutrition Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@The_NonTraditionalVeterinarian Let's connect on Instragram: www.instagram.com/the_nontraditionalveterinarian

    19 min

  5. 30 JUIL.

    #15 This Dog Got Better: How The Right Food Helped Her IBD

    When this sweet pup came to me, she was 20 pounds underweight, she liked her new prescription kibble but she didn't love it. She was taking 10 different medications for her newly diagnosed IBD. Her mom was frustrated, overwhelmed, and ready for a more personalized, food-first approach — but she didn’t want to wing it. So we built a custom home-cooked nutrition plan designed specifically for her — her symptoms, her preferences, her condition. Six weeks later? She’s up 10 pounds, down to just one medication (from 10), and finally enjoying her meals again. This is one of those stories that reminds me why food matters more than we think — and why pet parents deserve support that goes beyond just symptom management. We’ll talk about: What we changed in her diet — and why The difference between “just feeding homemade” and doing it right How her transformation unfolded (in just a few weeks!)   Book a 1:1 Dog Nutrition + Gut Consult with me → Click Here Learn more about gut microbiome testing for dogs → Click Here My digital guide The Truth About Dog Food → www.southernveterinaryservices.com/thetruthaboutdogfood Let's stay connected on Instagram → www.instagram.com/thenontraditionalveterinarian

    18 min

  6. 23 JUIL. · VIDÉO

    #14 I Sent My Dog’s Poop to a Lab. Here’s What I Found.

    Most dogs with chronic/ongoing issues  like itching, soft stool, or recurring ear infections don’t need another round of antibiotics—they need answers. In this episode, I share why I decided to test my own dog’s gut microbiome, what I discovered, and how it changed everything about the way I care for his health (and my patients' too). We’ll talk about: What a dog gut health test actually looks for What my dog’s results revealed—and how we fixed it Why your dog might benefit from this kind of test too If you’ve ever been told “it’s just allergies” or felt stuck in the cycle of trying food after food… this episode is for you.   Book a 1:1 Dog Nutrition + Gut Consult with me → Click Here Learn more about gut microbiome testing for dogs → Click Here My digital guide The Truth About Dog Food → www.southernveterinaryservices.com/thetruthaboutdogfood Let's stay connected on Instagram → www.instagram.com/thenontraditionalveterinarian

    16 min

  7. 16 JUIL.

    #13 Allergies, Itching & Apoquel: A Different Conversation

    Is your dog on Apoquel for itching or “allergies”? You’re definetly not alone — but you might be missing some pieces to the puzzle. In this episode, I break down exactly what Apoquel does (and doesn’t do), why it's not actually treating allergies, and what might really be going on beneath your dog’s itchy skin, yeasty ears, or constant paw licking. Whether your dog has just started Apoquel or has been on it long-term, this episode will help you understand the risks, the root causes, and — most importantly — the next steps toward real relief.   Get The Truth About Dog Food™ Here Book your 1:1 Consultation Here

    16 min

  8. 9 JUIL.

    #12 Are Antibiotics Helping Your Pet?

    Antibiotics can save your dog’s life — but they can also silently sabotage their gut health, immune system, and behavior. In this episode, I break down what every pet parent needs to know about antibiotics and the gut microbiome: what actually gets wiped out, what is dysbiosis, what it looks like  (hint: it’s not always diarrhea), and what I recommend during and after antibiotics to protect your dog’s long-term health. Whether your dog has had one round or five, this episode will help you understand what’s going on beneath the surface — and how to take back control of their gut health without guilt, overwhelm, or fear. We cover: How antibiotics disrupt beneficial gut bacteria What dysbiosis looks like in dogs (months later) Which antibiotics are the harshest What probiotics I use (and when to give them) How to support the gut before, during, and after treatment Common myths that even vets still believe Links & Resources: Want 1:1 support to discuss how to support your dog with their nutrition? Schedule your 1:1 consult here Looking for a resource to help cut out the noise on what matters with your dog's food? Get The Truth About Dog Food™ here Gut Micrbiome Test: Animal Biome Let's stay connected on Instagram: Click Here Let's stay connected on Facebook: Click Here

    22 min
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Real talk for real pet people. The Non-Traditional Veterinarian breaks down the untold truths, bold opinions, and alternative angles in your pet's healthcare. It's smart, it's scrappy, and it might just change the way you think about your pet's health. This space is professional, approachable, and never afraid to question the norm. Hit play, and let’s start this non-traditional conversation together!

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    Dr. Jeannette Bimonte
  • Années d’activité
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