Monthly Archives: April 2016

Clinical Reasoning

Posted on April 26, 2016 by skeptvet

One subject I am especially interested in is the ways our inherent reasoning processes can lead us to develop and defend mistaken beliefs. Many features of human observation and thought have evolved for quick judgments and efficient approximations under conditions … Continue reading →

Posted in Science-Based Veterinary Medicine | 1 Comment

SkeptVet Talking about Alternative Medicine for Pets on the Prism Podcast

Posted on April 23, 2016 by skeptvet

Had a great time chatting about alternative veterinary medicine on the Prism Podcast. You can download the mp3 below if you like or listen on the web or on iTunes.

Posted in Presentations, Lectures, Publications & Interviews | 8 Comments

SkeptVet’s Acupuncture Adventure- The Hand’s On Training and Wrap-Up

Posted on April 22, 2016 by skeptvet

After nearly 100 hours on online instruction and independent study, my acupuncture training has concluded with a 5-day hands-on practicum and both a written and practical exam. All that remains to do to finish my certification in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture … Continue reading →

Posted in Acupuncture | 12 Comments

Evidence Update- Cranberry Extracts and Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs

Posted on April 12, 2016 by skeptvet

I’ve written in the past about the subject of cranberry extracts used to prevent or treat urinary tract infections. (1, 2) There is some in vitro and lab animal research that suggests these products might reduce the ability of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Science-Based Veterinary Medicine | 11 Comments