What is pain? How philosophical do you want to get? How many pages do I have? In my 25 years of practicing navigating animal pain, believe me, I’ve seen a lot of different...
Julie Anne Lee, DCH RCSHom
Julie Anne Lee, DCH, RcsHOM, has been the owner and practitioner of some of the busiest and long standing holistic veterinary hospitals and clinics in North America. This includes founding the first licensed strictly holistic veterinary clinic in Canada. She developed and taught a three year post-graduate program for veterinarians at the College of Animal Homeopathic Medicine. She also presented lectures for the American Homeopathic Veterinary Association on homeopathy and functional pathology, the British Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons Association on treating chronic disease, the Canadian Society of Homeopaths on clinical comparisons of the treatment of human to animals, P.E.I Veterinary University on the gut microbiome, and many more over the last 20 years.
Dog Gut Health: How to Improve it in 5 Simple Steps
I've long (and I mean looong) been fascinated by the gut. For years, people wrote the gut off as a simple system where food went in, was digested, and then was shipped out....
An Earth Day Message from Julie Anne Lee DCH RCSHom
I need like 2 days to elaborate on my feelings about the Earth. It’s interesting, because just a couple days ago I was listening to a scientist that I just love, and she was...
Skin Disease in Dogs: What to do When Yeast Attacks
Skin disease in dogs is one of the most confusing, frustrating conditions... that itchy grey area between yeast, leaky gut and allergies! It’s not black and white, and it’s...
Oxytocin and Coping with Canine Cancer: The Love Link
This blog is dedicated to my Mother, Katherine Lee, and the one year anniversary of her passing. Her love for me, her deep connection and support, never wavered. Her...
Organ Meat for Dogs And Cats: Say Yes to the “Bits”
I don’t like saying it, but humans tend to make things more complicated than they need to be. So often the answers are right in front of us but instead we look for some huge...
