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10/04/2026

Derm cases are pushing clinics toward options that are effective + gentle. This article explains why topical ozone (O₃) is gaining traction in companion animal dermatology, thanks to its antimicrobial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help address common concerns such as hot spots, pyoderma, yeast, and allergic dermatitis. https://hubs.la/Q044XGJ00

11/03/2025

Does anyone know of a clinic in or near West Palm Beach I can teach a one or 2 day course on IV vitamin C, ozone, mistletoe and microbiome f***l transplants? Dr. Claudia Costa and myself have teamed up and are looking for a veterinary hospital for us to utilize space. There will be a charge for students attending however if the hospital allows us to utilize there space we would like to offer the course to the Doctors of the hospital at no charge. Both of us will lecturing in West Palm Beach in September at the AHVMA conference. I am looking for a clinic in the area to teach a 2 day course on integrative oncology, ozone therapy , MBRT and mistletoe. I would like to see if there is a clinic willing to allow us to utilize some space in their clinic. . Check out my website on ozone ozone therapy https://www.regeno3onevet.com/ I can explain more if you are interested as it is a total game changer in medical treatment for pets. Let me know if you want to chat about it and your availability. Please PM me for more details. , ,MBRT,FMTforpets

RegenO3one Vet. Ozone Therapy by Veterinarians for Veterinarians.

26/08/2024

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11/09/2023

100% Pure Ozonated Olive Oil. Veterinary Approved


Ingredients: 97% Pure Olive Oil, 3% Pure Ozone Gas

Tre Bien™ Ozone Oil is an all natural, 100% pure ozonated olive oil with multifaceted benefits include moisturizing various skin conditions such as eczema, rashes, yeast, toenail fungal irritations, spider and insect bites, amoebas, persistent bacterial infections like MRSA-resistant staph, and kills microbial species such as Candida albicans, Escherichia coli, and Staphylococcus aureus. Also treats mucous membrane irritation.

Features:

Easy to apply
FULLY ozonated oil, forms a soothing salve
Convenient dropper for easy application
No side effects
Non-addictive
Gentle
Cruelty free/animal friendly, vegan
Made with 100% all natural oils and ultra pure ozone
No GMO’s, propylene glycol, parabens, phthalates, phosphates, sulfates, petrochemicals, synthetic or semi synthetic fragrances, PEG’s, toxic/harsh chemicals, dyes, perfumes, or detergents
100% biodegradable
Petroleum free
Safe for dogs, cats, reptiles, exotics, birds, small and large mammals
Assembled in the US
GLASS packaging, no plastic to leach into the oil
Veterinary approved and formulated
NO added chemicals, preservatives, or stabilizers



Please check with veterinary professional before using this product.
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23/05/2022

https://fox40.com/morning/how-to-care-for-turtles/

People who own tortoises and turtles love their hard-shelled friends.Richard talked to veterinarian Doctor Jyl Rubin about how to care for these amazing creatures.

25/01/2022

https://fox40.com/.../interview-veterinary-doctor-offers.../

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Jyl Rubin joined Mae Fesai Wednesday morning to offer tips on what to look out for to keep pets safe.

31/07/2021

04/07/2021

Veterinarian Dr. Jyl Rubin joined Olivia to talk about how to keep your pets safe this summer for Fourth of July and pool activities.

12/03/2021

Help keep your pets safe this spring:
Chocolate still ranks as the number one pet poison according to vets across the USA. Xylitol, is a naturally occurring sugar alcohol used as a sweetener in many common human food products such as candy (jelly beans) and chewing gum and should be kept out of your dog’s reach.
Other hazardous items like fake grass, candy wrappers and plastic eggs are notorious for causing gastrointestinal obstructions in pets. Cats in particular seem to enjoy chewing fake grass, eventually swallowing it strand by strand. Be a diligent feline parent and make sure your cats pass on this grass.
Unpeeled hard-boiled eggs are also favorites for dogs to eat and can cause GI complications or obstructions, not to mention some really pungent gas.
Spring-cleaning even with products labeled “natural” doesn’t mean your pets are free from harm. Make sure your spring cleaning products are pet friendly. Keep pets secure and away until all cleaning substances are dry and out of paws' reach.
Easter Lillies and other springtime blooms are common findings this time of year. This plant and related plants in the lily family are toxic to cats if ingested. Vomiting and lethargy are first signs, and if untreated, may progress to kidney failure and death. Daffodils, another popular component of spring floral arrangements, are also toxic to cats.
If your dog has been less active during the winter, be sure to work your way into an exersize plan for you and your dog gradually.This will help him rebuild muscle tone and cardiovascular health before he’s allowed to engage in strenuous outdoor activities. This will prevent your pooch from developing exercise-related injuries.
Just like you, your pet can have allergies to plants and pollens of springtime. Spring and autumn are the peak seasons when most pet parents notice an increase in their pet’s chewing and scratching.
Springtime is a welcome relief to many of us who live in colder climates. One thing to remember as your dogs and even cats will spend more time outside is proper flea and tick control. Many natural products are available.
Spring is a popular time for people to freshen up yards. The same things that beautify and add to the curb appeal of a home can be dangerous to pets.

Spring is the perfect time to get outdoors with your pets, but there are things to look out for this time of year. Veterinarian Dr. Jyl Rubin joined FOX40 to share details on springtime pet dangers…