AnimalBiome Veterinary

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Animal Biome Veterinary provides microbiome-based products and services to help veterinarians address chronic health conditions related to imbalances in the gut microbiome.

IVECCS 2026 | September 15-17For the first time ever, the Animal Biome Veterinary team will be exhibiting at IVECCS! We’...
09/03/2026

IVECCS 2026 | September 15-17

For the first time ever, the Animal Biome Veterinary team will be exhibiting at IVECCS!
We’re very excited to be joining the emergency and critical care veterinary community in Savannah, Georgia.

📍 Come find us at Booth #1333.

Stop by to talk about all things gut microbiome, explore our microbiome testing and support products, and get answers to your microbiome questions.

We’ll also be hosting a Parvo Restore Protocol giveaway. Visit the booth to learn more about our microbiome restoration protocol for canine parvovirus patients and enter for a chance to win one for your clinic.

And, of course, we’re bringing our highly sought-after Animal Biome Veterinary t-shirts. (We recommend coming by early to snag one.)

We’re looking forward to our first IVECCS and all the conversations that come with it.

See you in Savannah at Booth #1333!

Clear the Shelters Month is an opportunity to recognize those who care for shelter and rescue animals every day.Rescue a...
08/27/2026

Clear the Shelters Month is an opportunity to recognize those who care for shelter and rescue animals every day.

Rescue animals have been part of Animal Biome’s story from the beginning, and today that commitment continues through our Social Stewardship Program.

Our Animal Rescue & Shelter Program currently includes more than 200 rescue organizations, with eligible organizations receiving access to donated Animal Biome products and special discounts.

We’re proud to play a small part in supporting the shelter veterinarians, veterinary teams, staff, fosters, and volunteers doing this important work.

Know a shelter or rescue that could benefit?
Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations can apply through our Social Stewardship Program.

🔗 Learn more: https://www.animalbiome.com/pages/social-stewardship

IVECCS 2026 | September 15-17For the first time ever, the Animal Biome Veterinary team will be exhibiting at IVECCS! We’...
08/20/2026

IVECCS 2026 | September 15-17

For the first time ever, the Animal Biome Veterinary team will be exhibiting at IVECCS!
We’re very excited to be joining the emergency and critical care veterinary community in Savannah, Georgia.

📍 Come find us at Booth #1333.

Stop by to talk about all things gut microbiome, explore our microbiome testing and support products, and get answers to your microbiome questions.

We’ll also be hosting a Parvo Restore Protocol giveaway. Visit the booth to learn more about our microbiome restoration protocol for canine parvovirus patients and enter for a chance to win one for your clinic.

And, of course, we’re bringing our highly sought-after Animal Biome Veterinary t-shirts. (We recommend coming by early to snag one.)

We’re looking forward to our first IVECCS and all the conversations that come with it.

See you in Savannah at Booth #1333!

Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

Last chance to register to join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the challenges i...
08/18/2026

Last chance to register to join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the challenges in canine microbiome testing: distinguishing normal microbiome variation from clinically meaningful dysbiosis.

Presented by Dr. Connie Rojas, PhD, and Dr. Holly Ganz, PhD, this webinar will share findings from recent longitudinal research and discuss how natural microbiome variability influences the interpretation of microbiome test results in healthy dogs.

You'll learn how to:
- Interpret microbiome variability with greater confidence.
- Recognize which bacterial taxa are naturally stable or variable.
- Use healthy reference intervals to guide clinical decision-making.
- Better communicate microbiome findings with pet owners.

Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7717846562679/WN_z6feOOq9Ri-YhSwXZqocZQ

August 2026 | Itchy Pet Awareness MonthA new randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded clinical trial published in ...
08/17/2026

August 2026 | Itchy Pet Awareness Month

A new randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded clinical trial published in Veterinary Dermatology highlights the potential role of f***l microbiota transplantation (FMT) in the management of canine atopic dermatitis.

Key findings:
-Dogs receiving FMT had significantly lower skin lesion severity.
- Medication use was also significantly lower in the FMT group.
- FMT was well tolerated.

This research supports what Animal Biome has long focused on: the gut microbiome is an important consideration in the broader management of chronic conditions, including atopic dermatitis.

📖 Read the study: https://animalbiome.vet/pages/research-library

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month, a timely reminder that persistent pruritus may be more than a surface-level concern...
08/13/2026

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month, a timely reminder that persistent pruritus may be more than a surface-level concern.

For patients with recurrent or chronic skin issues, supporting the gut–skin axis may be an important part of a more comprehensive approach to skin health.

Animal Biome Skin Rescue is a hypoallergenic blend of postbiotics, botanicals, and antioxidants formulated to support the gut–skin axis in cats and dogs with red, itchy, or inflamed skin.

Featuring EpiCor®, a clinically validated postbiotic that helps reduce pruritus, Skin Rescue also supports gut and skin barrier integrity, microbiome balance, and immune resilience.

For patients with recurrent or complex dermatological concerns, pairing Skin Rescue with Gut Restore offers more comprehensive gut–skin axis support.

🔬 Learn more about Skin Rescue:
https://animalbiome.vet/collections/all-products/products/skin-rescue

There is still time to register to join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the chal...
08/05/2026

There is still time to register to join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the challenges in canine microbiome testing: distinguishing normal microbiome variation from clinically meaningful dysbiosis.

Presented by Dr. Connie Rojas, PhD, and Dr. Holly Ganz, PhD, this webinar will share findings from recent longitudinal research and discuss how natural microbiome variability influences the interpretation of microbiome test results in healthy dogs.

You'll learn how to:
- Interpret microbiome variability with greater confidence.
- Recognize which bacterial taxa are naturally stable or variable.
- Use healthy reference intervals to guide clinical decision-making.
- Better communicate microbiome findings with pet owners.

Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7717846562679/WN_z6feOOq9Ri-YhSwXZqocZQ

Missed our latest RACE-approved webinar?Watch the complimentary recording featuring Dr. Jenessa Winston, DVM, PhD, DACVI...
07/27/2026

Missed our latest RACE-approved webinar?

Watch the complimentary recording featuring Dr. Jenessa Winston, DVM, PhD, DACVIM, and learn how microbiome-based interventions are advancing the management of canine parvovirus (CPV).

Watch the webinar: https://animalbiome.vet/pages/webinars/abv-wb-26-07-parvo

Join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the challenges in canine microbiome testing...
07/23/2026

Join us on August 19 for our latest RACE-approved webinar and explore one of the challenges in canine microbiome testing: distinguishing normal microbiome variation from clinically meaningful dysbiosis.

Presented by Dr. Connie Rojas, PhD, and Dr. Holly Ganz, PhD, this webinar will share findings from recent longitudinal research and discuss how natural microbiome variability influences the interpretation of microbiome test results in healthy dogs.

You'll learn how to:
- Interpret microbiome variability with greater confidence.
- Recognize which bacterial taxa are naturally stable or variable.
- Use healthy reference intervals to guide clinical decision-making.
- Better communicate microbiome findings with pet owners.

Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7717846562679/WN_z6feOOq9Ri-YhSwXZqocZQ

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2945 Webster Street , Fl 2
Oakland, CA
94609

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+18884931727

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