My Dog Is Better Than Your Dog

Dr. Lily Chen
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Welcome to My Dog Is Better Than Your Dog — where science meets soul as we explore what's possible when we reimagine pet care. I'm Dr. Lily Chen, integrative veterinarian and believer that our animals deserve extraordinary medicine. Each week, I talk with leading experts, pioneering vets, and devoted pet parents pushing the boundaries of animal health. Microbiome restoration, energy medicine, cancer hope, nutrition, and the mind-body-pet connection. Real science. Deep stories. A little magic. ✨ Follow IG: @dr.lilychen | @integrativepet | @the.unicorn.vet 📧 mydog@integrativepet.com

  1. Light as Medicine (and Why Your Pet Is Starving for It) - With Jackie Jolie

    2D AGO

    Light as Medicine (and Why Your Pet Is Starving for It) - With Jackie Jolie

    What if the most powerful medicine for your pet isn't a supplement or a drug, but something as simple as light? Jackie Jolie, founder of AnimaSol, believes light is the foundation of health. Every cell in every mammal's body has a light sensor called a melanopsin, waiting to receive information from photons. And yet, we and our pets are spending 98% of our lives indoors, cut off from the very thing our DNA was built to run on. Jackie spent 15 years as an equine and canine bodyworker. But in 2018, after being diagnosed with Lyme disease, she rebuilt her health using natural treatments and something she calls a light life: reconnecting to sunlight, circadian rhythms, grounding, and red and near infrared light therapy. She says she runs better at 42 than she did in her twenties. That personal transformation became AnimaSol, a company that creates battery-operated, full-body red and near infrared light therapy blankets for horses, dogs, and cats. This conversation goes deep into the science of light, the difference between lasers and LEDs, which wavelengths actually penetrate to bone and nerve, and how to choose a safe device in a market flooded with cheap knockoffs. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ Every mammal cell has a melanopsin, a light sensor waiting to respond to photons. Light is foundational to health. ✨ Red wavelengths penetrate 5-10 mm into tissue for surface healing. Near infrared penetrates 50 mm down to nerve, bone, and bone marrow. ✨ The 810 nm wavelength penetrates the cranium and vertebrae, effective for cognitive issues, head trauma, IVDD, and paralysis. ✨ LEDs vs. lasers: LEDs deliver the same benefits with zero thermal effect, no burns, and no risk of harm. ✨ Contact method matters. Red light therapy is most effective when the device is in direct contact with the skin. ✨ Cancer and red light: After 40 years of use, no documented cases of LED therapy causing cancer or accelerating tumors. ✨ New studies show red and near infrared light therapy reduces IBS and IBD symptoms and increases beneficial gut bacteria. ✨ Light therapy activates acupuncture points in 30-45 seconds, ideal for needle-shy animals or at-home maintenance. RESOURCES: AnimaSol Website: www.animasol.life Instagram: @anima__sol Linktree: https://linktr.ee/animasol Email: info@animasol.life (Jackie personally answers all emails) PRODUCTS: EquiSoul (red light therapy blanket for horses)DogSoul (red light therapy blanket for dogs)CatPad (red light therapy pad for cats and small animals)Handheld Torch (activates acupuncture points in 30 seconds)Human blanket launching April 2026 SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR LISTENERS:Use code IntegrativePetSol at www.animasol.life for 10% off 💡FREE GUIDE FOR PET PARENTS: Curious about red light therapy for your pet? Dr. Lily Chen and Jackie Jolie put together a free guide that covers everything you need to know. Inside you'll find how red and near-infrared light works, which wavelengths actually matter, a 7-point device checklist, and a condition reference guide for arthritis, IVDD, skin allergies, gut health, and more. 👉 Download your free copy here FOLLOW: Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com Integrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepet Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    1 hr
  2. The Pet Care Future We're Fighting For - With Dr. Judy Morgan

    MAR 22

    The Pet Care Future We're Fighting For - With Dr. Judy Morgan

    In Part 1, we talked about the cases that changed us. In Part 2, we're talking about what needs to change in veterinary medicine. Dr. Judy Morgan doesn't hold back. We go deep into the drugs that concern us most, why prescription diets were only supposed to be temporary fixes, and how corporate medicine is reshaping the profession in ways that aren't always serving pets or their parents. We also talk about something I wasn't expecting to discuss: the system itself. Emergency hospitals diverting patients because they're too full. Specialists who only work eight to four, Monday through Friday. Bills that reach thousands of dollars for supportive care alone. And the uncomfortable reality that a corporate executive admitted to me over dinner that they wouldn't take their own dog to their own hospital because of the cost. But this conversation isn't just about what's broken. It's about what the future could look like when pet parents are educated, empowered, and asking better questions. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ Isoxazoline flea and tick preventatives are neurotoxins, and it took years to get that on the label. ✨ Prescription diets were meant to be used for 30 days, not for life. They're a short-term fix while you address the root cause. ✨ You can't outsupplement a bad diet. Food is the foundation of everything. ✨ How to afford fresh food: Buy whole animals from local farmers, join co-ops, use base mixes and add your own meat, or feed nutrient-dense foods that require half as much. ✨ The veterinary system is breaking: emergency hospitals diverting patients, specialists only working weekdays, and pricing so extreme that financial euthanasia is now a reality. ✨ Corporate medicine is driving burnout: support staff cut, quotas imposed, relationships become transactional instead of trust-based. ✨ Dr. Judy's mission: Educate and empower pet parents to make good decisions and stand up for the health of their pets. RESOURCES: Website: NaturallyHealthyPets.com Dr. Judy Morgan: www.drjudymorgan.com Dr. Judy U (University): courses on holistic pet care, hospice, and palliative care Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JudyMorganDVM Instagram: @drjudymorgan YouTube: @DrJudyMorgan ✨SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR LISTENERS: Use code MYDOG10 at NaturallyHealthyPets.com for 10% off RECOMMENDED BOOKS (all 9 books available at DrJudyMorgan.com or Amazon): Keeping Your Pets Naturally HealthyFrom Needles to NaturalAnd 7 more books on holistic pet care RECOMMENDED RESOURCES: Susan Thixton's List: TruthAboutPetFood.com FOLLOW: Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.comInstagram: @integrativepet Dr. Lily Chen: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    1h 11m
  3. The Rebels Who Found Each Other - With Dr. Judy Morgan

    MAR 15

    The Rebels Who Found Each Other - With Dr. Judy Morgan

    What happens when one of the most influential voices in holistic veterinary medicine walks into the biggest conventional veterinary conference in the world? I spotted Dr. Judy Morgan at VMX in Orlando, and honestly, I had to do a double take. Here was a woman who has dedicated nearly 40 years to transforming pet wellness, walking confidently into rooms full of conventional practitioners, educating veterinary students who are hungry for a different approach, and bridging the gap between traditional and holistic care. This conversation is about the turning points. The German Shepherd who couldn't walk and then ran down the hallway five minutes after his first chiropractic adjustment. The practice that was the biggest seller of prescription diets in the country and put almost every dog and cat on one. The chronic ear infections, skin problems, and smelly animals that never got better no matter what conventional medicine threw at them. Dr. Judy and I couldn't stop talking, so we split this into two parts. Part 1 is about how we got here and what broke us in conventional medicine. Part 2, coming next week, is where things get real: the food industry, the drugs we wish didn't exist, and the uncomfortable truth about the veterinary business model. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ Dr. Judy Morgan became a vet at 12 when a veterinarian performed surgery on her gimpy show pony, inspiring her to help animals the same way. ✨ The turning point: A 100-pound German Shepherd that couldn't walk came in for treatment. After chiropractic adjustments, the dog jumped up and ran down the hallway 5 minutes later. ✨ Why conventional medicine felt broken: Every month, the same chronic ear infections, the same skin problems, the same smelly, itchy animals with no real improvement. ✨ The prescription diet problem: Dr. Judy worked at a practice that was the biggest seller of prescription diets in the country. Almost every single dog and cat was on one, including puppies on PD and seniors on GD. ✨ Prescription diets are meant to be used for 30 days, not for life. They're a short-term fix while you address the root cause, not a lifetime sentence. ✨ One client unknowingly starved their dog to death on RD (reducing diet) because no one followed up to reweigh the animal for a year. ✨ Integrated medicine in action: Dr. Judy's cat developed severe neurologic symptoms with sky-high white blood cell counts. She used steroids short-term to save the cat's life, then weaned onto natural anti-inflammatories like PEA and mushrooms. ✨ The frustration of conventional medicine: Limited tools, antibiotics that barely worked, chronic problems that never resolved, and side effects from every medication. ✨ Emergency medicine was the exception: Dr. Judy loved emergency work because it was rapid-fire problem-solving with immediate results, not chronic symptom management. ✨ The vision came early: As a child, Dr. Judy dreamed of a future where people could see into her life and watch videos of what she was doing. Now millions follow her work online. ✨ Integrated doesn't mean anti-science: It means using everything available to actually heal, not just suppress symptoms. RESOURCES: Website: NaturallyHealthyPets.com Dr. Judy Morgan: www.drjudymorgan.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JudyMorganDVM  Instagram: @drjudymorgan  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrJudyMorgan SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR LISTENERS: Use code MYDOG10 at NaturallyHealthyPets.com for 10% off any purchase (supplements, dental health formulas, books, and more) RECOMMENDED BOOKS: Keeping Your Pets Naturally Healthy From Needles to Natural And 7 more books available at DrJudyMorgan.com or Amazon FOLLOW: Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com  Integrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepet  Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet  Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    33 min
  4. 35 Dogs, Zero Leashes, One Forest: Rethinking Everything You Know About Dog Training with Sam Amalsadvala

    MAR 8

    35 Dogs, Zero Leashes, One Forest: Rethinking Everything You Know About Dog Training with Sam Amalsadvala

    Picture this: 35 dogs running free in a 175-acre forest. No leashes. No commands. No chaos. Just one guy leading the pack, and every single dog follows him. How is that even possible? In this episode, I sit down with Sam Amalsadvala, a former merchant navy chef who accidentally became one of the most insightful natural dog trainers I've ever met. Sam doesn't train dogs — he listens to them. And what he's learned will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about "training" your dog. Coming from India where dogs roamed freely and leashes didn't exist, Sam moved to Montreal and couldn't speak French. In that isolation, he realized something profound: dogs live in that space every single day. They can't speak our language. They're frustrated, misunderstood, and judged. So he stopped treating them like problems to be fixed and started treating them like beings who needed to be understood. This conversation will change the way you see your dog — and maybe even yourself. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ How Sam walks 35 dogs off-leash in a Canadian forest — and why they never run away, fight, or get lost. ✨ Why socialization matters more than traditional training — and how it prevents behavior issues that lead to shelter returns. ✨ The three things every dog needs: physical activity, mental stimulation, and social time with other dogs. ✨ Why your dog's "anxiety" might actually be blocked energy — and what freedom, play, and socialization can do to fix it. ✨ How to teach recall through play and curiosity instead of commands and treats. ✨ The truth about neutering and aggression — it's not hormones, it's lack of social skills. ✨ Why growling isn't bad behavior — it's communication. And what happens when we punish it. ✨ Leadership isn't about dominance — it's about consent, understanding needs, and walking at the pace of the slowest dog. ✨ Management before modification — how to keep everyone safe in the moment, then work on behavior later. ✨ Replace the word "training" with "learning and observing" — and everything else falls into place. ✨ The microbiome connection: how ear health, gut health, and behavior are all linked. RESOURCES: Sam Amalsadvala: https://linktr.ee/thesamaysam Canivie: https://linktr.ee/canivie FREE RESOURCES FROM SAM: Mindfulness Guide to Happiness Short workbook based on insights learned through working with dogs Access free resources and community: https://pro.speakerhub.com/speaker-feedback/?qr=e728a6d2-a5d9-4219-a39c-b33a96339bab FOLLOW: Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com Integrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepet Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    1h 11m
  5. Leaving Veterinary Medicine Better Than She Found It: One Vet's Mission | Dr. Lindsey Wendt

    MAR 1

    Leaving Veterinary Medicine Better Than She Found It: One Vet's Mission | Dr. Lindsey Wendt

    What if the key to a faster, easier surgical recovery wasn't more drugs — but better preparation? In this episode, I continue my conversation with Dr. Lindsey Wendt, and we're going somewhere deeper. We're talking about the future of veterinary medicine, the power of pre-op integrative care, and what happens when conventional and integrative doctors actually work together instead of staying in silos. Dr. Lindsey shares the story of her foster dog Pineapple, who had bilateral knee surgery and was walking without limping just days later — not because of luck, but because of intentional preparation. We also dive into her exciting work bringing decentralized clinical trials to the pet supplement industry, why emergency hospitals are now using acupuncture points, and the mental health crisis our pets are facing. If you've ever wondered what the future of better veterinary medicine looks like — this is it. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ How Dr. Lindsey prepared Pineapple for bilateral knee surgery with prolotherapy, herbs, and pre-op planning — and why she's thriving 11 days post-op. ✨ Why integrative veterinarians need to be in the room with orthopedic surgeons, dermatologists, oncologists, and internal medicine specialists from the start. ✨ The exciting announcement: Dr. Lindsey is bringing decentralized clinical trials to the pet supplement industry — making research more accessible and affordable. ✨ How decentralized trials allow pets to live at home while participating in research, instead of in research facilities. ✨ Why this could lower clinical trial costs from $120,000-$250,000 down to $50,000-$60,000 — making it possible for more brands to prove their products work. ✨ The small but powerful shift: emergency hospitals now giving sedatives at GV 20 (an acupuncture point) because the research is published. ✨ Why neurologists are starting to incorporate rehabilitation, acupuncture, and cannabis into standard protocols. ✨ The mental health crisis in pets: anxiety, fear, reactivity — and how early spay/neuter, microbiome issues, and environmental stressors play a huge role. ✨ What success looks like for Dr. Lindsey: leaving the veterinary industry in a better state than she found it, even if it's just one small lane. ✨ Why we need more evidence-based medicine supporting integrative choices — so we can bring more conventional vets to the table with data they trust. ✨ How pet parents drive change by voting with their dollars and demanding better from brands. Connect with Dr. Lindsey Wendt: Website: www.crystallotusvet.com Instagram: @drlindseywendt Botanical Bones: Website: www.botanicalbones.com Instagram: @botanicalbonesco Discount Code: DRLILY15 for 15% off Direct Discount Link: https://botanicalbones.com/discount/DRLILY15 Connect with Dr. Lily Chen: Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet Practice: Integrative Pet Wellness Center (@integrativepet) Join Our Newsletter: https://mydogpodcast.kit.com/mydogpodcast

    28 min
  6. Veterinarian Exposes Pet Treat Industry: What Companies Don't Want You To Know - Insights from Dr. Lindsey Wendt

    FEB 22

    Veterinarian Exposes Pet Treat Industry: What Companies Don't Want You To Know - Insights from Dr. Lindsey Wendt

    You probably stood in a pet store aisle staring at rows and rows of colorful bags, all promising to be natural, holistic, or premium. You probably grabbed one, read the ingredient list, thought it looked pretty good, and tossed it in your cart. Here's what you didn't know. Less than 10% of pet treat companies actually test to see if their product is still good before the best-by date on the back — which means your dog could be eating oxidized, rancid oils that trigger massive inflammation in their body, and you'd never know. In this episode, Dr. Lily sits down with Dr. Lindsey Wendt — a longtime friend, integrative veterinarian, co-founder of Botanical Bones, and one of the most fearless advocates for transparency in the pet industry. Dr. Lindsey has worked behind the scenes with some of the biggest pet food and supplement brands in the world — and what she's seen has shocked her. She's the kind of veterinarian who will call out a company publicly when they're cutting corners, who spends hours researching a single ingredient, and who asks the hard questions most of us don't even know to ask. This isn't a feel-good conversation. It's a wake-up call. Because the treats you're giving your dog every single day — they matter. And it's time we all started asking better questions. Key Insights ✨ Less than 10% of pet treat companies run shelf stability trials — meaning most best-by dates are essentially guesses, and your dog could be eating rancid, oxidized oils without you ever knowing. ✨ Marketing terms like "natural," "holistic," "humanely raised," and "premium" mean nothing unless a company can back them up with actual proof. Ask for certifications, testing data, and sourcing documentation. ✨ The questions that matter most when buying any pet product: Do you run shelf stability trials? Do you test for glyphosate, mycotoxins, and heavy metals? Will you share your AAFCO nutrient analysis? Who formulated this product? ✨ Most veterinarians don't know what questions to ask pet food and supplement companies — because they've never been behind the scenes. Dr. Lindsey's insider experience changed everything she recommends. ✨ Treats are medicine. Every treat you give your dog is either supporting their health or undermining it. There is no neutral. ✨ Brands doing it right — Evermore, Green Juju, Adored Beast Apothecary, Pet Wellbeing, and Fara Pets — are spending as much on quality and testing as they do on marketing. They deserve our support and our dollars. ✨ Botanical Bones was the first company in the pet industry to test finished products for glyphosate — a silent driver of major diseases that most brands completely ignore. ✨ Scaling a mission-driven business doesn't have to mean compromising quality — but it requires having the right people at the table who are stewards of the original mission. Resources & Links Connect with Dr. Lindsey Wendt: Website: www.crystallotusvet.com Instagram: @drlindseywendt Botanical Bones: Website: www.botanicalbones.com Instagram: @botanicalbonesco Discount Code: DRLILY15 for 15% off Direct Discount Link: https://botanicalbones.com/discount/DRLILY15 FOLLOW: Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com  Integrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepet  Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet  Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    43 min
  7. Dogs Save Lives: Depression, Grief & The Human-Animal Bond That Keeps Us Alive w/ Dr. David Haworth

    FEB 15

    Dogs Save Lives: Depression, Grief & The Human-Animal Bond That Keeps Us Alive w/ Dr. David Haworth

    In this episode, I continue my conversation with Dr. David Haworth, and we're going somewhere deeper—into the human-animal bond that saves lives. Not metaphorically. Literally. We explore what enrichment actually looks like for your individual dog (hint: it's not one-size-fits-all), the real stories of heart dogs and the lessons they teach us, what the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study revealed about cancer and the microbiome, why guilt and anxiety are part of loving deeply, and how to honor the end of life with grace. If you've ever felt like your pet understands you in ways humans don't, if you've grieved an animal so deeply it surprised you, or if you've wondered if you're doing enough for them—this conversation will meet you exactly where you are. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ What enrichment actually looks like: mind stimulation, body stimulation, and emotion stimulation tailored to your individual dog. ✨ Why opening a window brings an entire universe of stimulation to dogs—they experience the world through their noses. ✨ The concept of "sniffy walks" where dogs read the newspaper on every vertical surface versus exercise walks for training. ✨ Why laser pointers can trigger obsessive compulsive prey drive in cats—not fun, but frantic and stressful. ✨ How the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study revealed that cancer is overrepresented in dogs, but not as much as we thought when you factor in age and life expectancy. ✨ Why the future of longevity and cancer treatment lies in microbiome medicine, and how AI can help us understand the complexity of gut health. ✨ How dogs with anxiety often have microbiome imbalances, and why the gut-brain connection affects behavior, hormones, and food preferences. ✨ Why quality of life matters more than length of life, and how pets teach us to "square the curve"—living well until the very end. ✨ How our pets often tell us when it's time to let go, and why honoring that is one of the greatest gifts we can give them. ✨ Why guilt and anxiety are part of loving deeply, and how these feelings mean you're doing it right. ✨ How calmer, more confident pet parents often have calmer, more confident dogs—they pick up on our energy. FOLLOW: Dr. David Haworth on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-haworth/ Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.com Integrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepet Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet  ➡️Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

    44 min
  8. Modern Pet Parenting: Technology, Enrichment & The Reality of Dog Ownership w/ Dr. David Haworth

    FEB 8

    Modern Pet Parenting: Technology, Enrichment & The Reality of Dog Ownership w/ Dr. David Haworth

    We've made being a dog safer than ever before. But is safer actually better? Think about it: We leave our dogs alone for 8-10 hours a day. We live in apartments where they can't run free. We keep them away from other dogs until they're 16 weeks old. And then we create an entire industry—TVs for dogs, automatic ball launchers, anxiety medications—to manage the fallout of a lifestyle that, let's be honest, we created. So here's the uncomfortable question: Are we solving real problems, or are we just trying to make ourselves feel better about asking dogs to adapt to a world that wasn't built for them? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. David Haworth, a veterinarian with a PhD who has worked at every level of the animal health industry—from Pfizer to PetSmart Charities to Morris Animal Foundation. He's currently on the Board of Dog TV, a network scientifically designed to reduce stress for pets home alone. And before you roll your eyes at "TV for dogs," stay with us—because what we're really exploring isn't about screens or gadgets. It's about the ethics of modern pet ownership, what enrichment actually means, and whether we're being honest with ourselves about what dogs truly need. If you've ever felt guilty leaving your dog home, questioned whether you're doing "enough," or wondered if technology is helping or just distracting from bigger problems, this episode is for you. KEY INSIGHTS: ✨ Why "safer" isn't always healthier for dogs, and how risk, learning, and engagement are essential for their wellbeing. ✨ What Dog TV actually is: scientifically designed content to calm, engage, or provide habituation therapy (not just random videos). ✨ How modern TVs (60 frames per second) finally allow dogs to see screen content, unlike older TVs that just flickered. ✨ Why bad behavior is the fastest way to erode the human-animal bond, and how environmental enrichment prevents it. ✨ Why we need to stop prescribing "just walk your dog 2 miles a day" when real life doesn't always allow for it. ✨ The hard truth: most people put less thought into getting a dog than buying a car they'll replace in 2-3 years. ✨ How dogs mirror the parts of our personality we need to see—especially the negative ones we'd rather ignore. ✨ The powerful statistic: After a spouse dies, having a dog doubles your survival rate in the first year because it forces you to maintain routine. ✨ Why the human-dog bond is fundamentally different from other animal bonds, and why we need better language to describe it. RESOURCES:Dog TV: dogtv.comEmbark Genomics: Breed identification and genetic health testingDr. David Haworth's longevity-focused pet podcast launching in 2026 FOLLOW:Dr. David Haworth on LinkedIn: LinkedIn Integrative Pet Wellness Center: https://integrativepet.comIntegrative Pet Wellness Center on Instagram: @integrativepetDr. Lily Chen on Instagram: @dr.lilychen @the.unicorn.vet 👉Sign up to our newsletter to get more holistic pet care tips 🐶🐈‍⬛

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Welcome to My Dog Is Better Than Your Dog — where science meets soul as we explore what's possible when we reimagine pet care. I'm Dr. Lily Chen, integrative veterinarian and believer that our animals deserve extraordinary medicine. Each week, I talk with leading experts, pioneering vets, and devoted pet parents pushing the boundaries of animal health. Microbiome restoration, energy medicine, cancer hope, nutrition, and the mind-body-pet connection. Real science. Deep stories. A little magic. ✨ Follow IG: @dr.lilychen | @integrativepet | @the.unicorn.vet 📧 mydog@integrativepet.com

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