SUPPLEMENTS VS DIET - WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT? The BK Petcast w/ Vet Tech, Krysta Fox

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Published 2023-12-02

The Holistic Vet Tech, Krysta Fox, is a seasoned veterinary technician; working in traditional, holistic, and integrative practices for close to a decade. This plays a key part in her knowledge of both common and uncommon veterinary medicine practice within the field. Krysta is obsessed with learning more every day in the field of animal health and nutrition, and loves to talk all things supplements! With her combined veterinary and pet industry knowledge, she can effectively help almost anyone she comes across in some way regarding their pets’ health.

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All Comments (4)

@carrolhenderson1555 7 months ago

I agree with you folks totally. Really having problems finding a vet to work with. I am so GRATEFUL for this education. Thank you ❤
@thelifeofcodybianca7786 7 months ago

I follow you on TikTok and now finding out you have a podcast ❤ me and my husband been vlogging our journey raw feeding our pup Zeus . Best decision
@kristencain2232 6 months ago

Can you do a video on additional help with chronic urinary tract infections? I have a 3 year old pug who is 20lbs that has chronic UTIs. I was doing the best of my ability (I am very new to this way of feeding) to give her the healthiest diet I could but her UTIs were so often and so bad that she had to go on a prescription food from the veterinarian. She has not had one UTI since being on it. I want nothing more than for her to be off the prescription food but I don’t know where to start. Any input would be much appreciated.