In this segment (which originally aired as part of Session III of the Canine Epilepsy Summit) the discussion focuses on the management of epileptic dogs through nutrition as well as integrative and complementary treatment interventions. You will learn about: - The role of nutrition - what and how it can impact the disease - Incorporating evidence-based integrative therapies in the care of epileptic dogs including medium chain triglycerides (MCT oil), omega 3 fatty acids, CBD oil, Chinese herbals, and acupuncture - Running time: 55 mins FEE: $30 or Free for VetVine Premium Membership subscribers and Canine Epilepsy Summit registrants Register to access all of the Canine Epilepsy Summit Program presentations here: https://www.vetvine.com/article/730/yourpetsbestlife-summit-on-canine-epilepsy)

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