Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM is a practicing integrative veterinarian and a nationally recognized leader, speaker, educator, and advocate in the field of functional medicine. She is the founder and director of the Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center and Pet Clinic, and an Emmy-nominated television journalist. Her first two books, Naturally Healthy Dogs and Naturally Healthy Cats, hit the international best seller lists. She is a regular contributor to several television shows and networks including FOX & Friends, The Today Show, Discovery’s Animal Planet, and Good Day LA.
Dr. Carol is board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine and developed and patented PAAWS: Pet Anti-Aging Wellness System for dogs and cats. Today she has turned her passion for functional pet medicine, real food, nutrition, and wellness into activism. Dr. Osborne, DVM is leading a pet health revolution that challenges us to reimagine our pet’s biology and the process of aging to create and sustain your pet’s health for life. Learn more at
http://www.chagrinfallspetclinic.com.
Like People, Dogs Get Breast Cancer Too Mammary tumors are the most common cancer in intact [not spayed] female dogs and account for approximately half of all cancers. Mammary neoplasms are not common in male dogs, accounting for less than 1 percent of these types of tumors. The incidence of mammary tumors is higher in…
When it’s finally time to decorate for Christmas, you probably have your mind on a few things: where to put the tree, whether to buy new ornaments, and just how many DIY crafts you can squeeze in before the holidays. But many folks forget to consider their furry family members, which can put them at…
With Integrative Veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne Since most pet owners consider their pet to be part of the family, it’s not surprising that we all want to include them in their Halloween festivities! Few things are cuter than Fluffy in a witch’s hat, but how can we keep our pets safe during this fun holiday? …
What is it? A combination of traditional western veterinary care combined holistic eastern natural therapies so as to offer each pet the best of both worlds when it comes to their best health care. Prevention is the primary goal of integrative medicine. 90% of degenerative diseases in dogs and cats can be prevented with simple…
What’s more fun than watching your dog jump into a big pile of leaves? Old piles of leaves often harbor hidden health hazards for Fido. Summer sunshine has turned into autumn and as the leaves fall, most dogs love leaping into the giant piles we rake up. Be honest…it’s a blast! Pet owners should take…
You’ve probably heard that we’re in the middle of the Fur-Baby Boom where more people are adopting pets and treating them like family than ever before. The trend started while people were looking for companionship during the covid 19 pandemic, but the boom is far from over. People have found a new appreciation for their pets and…
Homeopathic Remedies for Neutralize of Pet Vaccines and Reactions To help protect your pet from deadly, contagious viral diseases, consider keeping your dog and cats’ essential vaccinations up to date. Pet Vaccines are important even for pets living “mostly” indoors. This is quite common especially with “indoor” cats. Why is my cat sneezing and suffering…
The pet anti-aging movement is already occurring as many veterinarians are shifting from our current disease based model of medicine to pro-active preventative wellness protocols that focus on natural health to prolong their pets life. Pet Anti-Aging Movement – Real or Hype? No one likes to think about a beloved pet growing older. We cringe…
Happy New Year for 2021/ 2022. I personally want to wish everyone a great new year and happy holidays from everyone at Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic and Dr. Carol’s Pet Supplements. Holidays promise joy and celebration, but the festivities can also lead to stress and anxiety for people and pets. It is important to remember…
Helpful Pet Tips for avoiding the vet’s office during the holidays The Holidays are upon us! This means tasty treats, special decorations and, undoubtedly, a trip to the vet’s office. This time of year is usually just as stressful for our pets as it is for us. Our furry little family members have the tendency…