Volume 9, Issue 14, Fall 2016 edition, 47 pages.

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  • VBMA News: Scholarship Winners, Student Membership
  • CASE REPORT: Treatment of Calf Pneumonia with Western Herbal Medicines by Cynthia Lankenau, DVM, CVA, RH (AHG) Colden, NY
  • CASE REPORT: Possible Pesticide Contamination in Two Equines by Cynthia Lankenau, DVM, CVA, RH (AHG) Colden, NY
  • CASE REPORT: Cardiac Deficiency in an Equine by Cynthia Lankenau, DVM, CVA, RH (AHG) Colden, NY
  • A Day in the Life Featuring VBMA Member Stefan Veenstra DVM, Amsterdam
  • VBMA Masterchef: Recipes for Pets - Mushrooms that Benefit Health by Dr Ihor Basko, DVM, CVA
  • NYCAVMA 2017 Event: Jeffrey Yuen at Menla Mountain
  • Herbal Monograph: American Ginseng, Panax quinquefolium
  • Herbal Monograph: Turmeric, Curcuma Longa
  • Oxidative Stress & the Nrf2 Pathway: How the Body’s Powerful Antioxidant Network Can Affect Chronic Inflammation & Disease by Katie Kangas, DVM, CVA, CVC
  • Webinar Review: Adaptogens: Herbs for Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief by David Winston by Cynthia Lankenau, DVM, CVA, RH (AHG)
  • The Quinault Rainforest Domestic Eco-Tour, June 2016 by Robert Silver DVM, MS Boulder, CO
  • Interconnection of Plants, Animals, Their Ecosystems & the Veterinarian by Ihor Basko, DVM, CVA, Kauai, HI


​VBMA ENDORSES QUALITY HERBAL PRODUCTS
​VBMA recognizes that the herbal product industry has faced quality control and regulatory challenges, and we recommend supporting those companies attempting to self regulate in a meaningful way. Companies that manufacture herbal products marketed for humans should be members of the American Herbal Products Association, an industry organization which explores issues, interacts with regulators, and establishes policy.  Veterinary product companies should be members of the National Animal Supplement Council, an organization which develops policies and procedures on adverse event reporting and quality control.
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR PET OWNERS
The VBMA does not endorse any products sold on the internet for self prescribing to animals. We believe in the interests of safety that any herb should always be prescribed by a qualified practitioner. There are companies using our name with the suggestion that we endorse their recommendations or products. We specifically DO NOT support any website that unethically sells herbs to the public for non prescribed use in animals.  If you are in any doubt as to the authenticity of a claim made on a website about VBMA, please contact us at [email protected]. You may use the 'find a veterinarian' link on our site menu to find a qualified practitioner near you.
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