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Complementary and alternative medicine for cancer management
In a dvm360® interview, Fetch Charlotte faculty member, Dr Patrick Mahaney, previews his upcoming lecture on this topic
There are a plethora of ways for veterinarians to help pets manage cancer in today's world. According to Fetch Charlotte faculty member Patrick Mahaney, VMD, CVA, CVJ, in this dvm360® interview, while oncologists provide conventional treatments to patients, general practitioners can encourage complementary and alternative treatment methods such as incorporating whole food nutrition, nutraceuticals, and more.
The following is a partial transcript of the video.
Patrick Mahaney, VMD, CVA, CVJ: At [the] Fetch Charlotte [Conference], we're going to be talking about the complementary and alternative approach to cancer management. Really, the complementary and alternative approach isn't something overly crazy. It's just trying to complement what conventional oncology provides, which generally is chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery.
Register for our Fetch dvm360® Charlotte conference here. This must-attend event is taking place March 24-26, 2023!
