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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 43 MIN

Professor Caroline Mansfield's approach in managing liver health

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Topics discussed include: Liver cases Professor Caroline sees as an internal medicine specialist. How an altered liver function can impact overall health. Subclinical liver disease - are there any symptoms? Symptoms of clinical liver disease - what to look out for in cats and dogs. Gut-liver axis - how the liver can impact the gut and consequently the brain. Professor Mansfield shares her how she decides which diagnostic tool to use first in her liver cases. Elevated liver enzymes with subclinical liver disease - how to approach these in cats vs dogs. Caroline talks about prescription liver diets and what she recommends with regards to changes in diets. Antioxidants that can be helpful in managing liver disease. Professor Mansfield discusses which pharmaceutical drugs she prefers to use as an anti-inflammatory and as an antibiotic in her liver cases. Managing the gut during liver disease. To register for pureANIMAL's free webinar on liver health with Dr Nicole Rous and Dr Matthew Muir, follow this link https://my.demio.com/ref/80rRbTdG8AKd7BjT.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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