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RegenO3one Vet provides customized high quality veterinary medical ozone therapy equipment, quality supplies and expert hands on training - designed by veterinarians, for veterinary professionals and dedicated pet parents.

01/03/2026

Every animal carries an entire world of microscopic life inside and on their body, and the state of this world influences almost every aspect of their wellness. We often think of digestion, immunity and skin health as separate issues, but they all connect back to one central system: the microbiome.

The microbiome is a living ecosystem working around the clock to support balance. When these microbial communities work in harmony, digestion stays smooth, inflammation stays low and the immune system stays alert without staying overactive. You see brighter eyes, calmer skin, more energy and a pet who feels comfortable in their own body.

When the microbiome becomes disrupted by antibiotics, poor nutrition, exposure to chemicals, chronic stress or even age, everything becomes harder for the body. Digestion becomes sluggish, the immune system becomes confused, skin becomes reactive and inflammation rises in the background. Pets often show this imbalance quietly at first: scooting, paw licking, dull coats, smelly ears, runny stools, inconsistent appetite or recurring hotspots.

This is why restoring microbial balance is one of the most effective ways to support long-term wellness because you’re helping the body regain communication, coordination and resilience.

Microbes influence:
💙 How your pet absorbs nutrients
💙 How well detox organs function
💙 How the immune system responds to infection
💙 How quickly tissues repair
💙 How inflammation rises or settles
💙 How energy is produced at the cellular level

In my work, oxygen-based therapies play a powerful role here. Medical ozone prepares tissue, clears biofilm, supports circulation and helps microbial communities reset. When the microbiome receives oxygen support, it becomes easier for healthy species to repopulate and for the body to regain balance.

If we want healthier pets who stay vibrant for longer, we must start with the foundation of a healthy microbiome.

💙 Follow for more integrative guidance on helping your pets thrive naturally from the inside out.

A new year brings a natural moment to step back and look at the systems we put in place for our pets. Good health rarely...
01/02/2026

A new year brings a natural moment to step back and look at the systems we put in place for our pets. Good health rarely comes from one big change. It grows from steady routines, small adjustments and simple habits which support comfort, longevity and emotional balance. January is ideal for checking in, organizing and creating a smoother path for the months ahead.

Pets depend on us to set the tone for their wellbeing. When we take time to refresh their care at the beginning of the year, we make room for easier days and earlier intervention when something begins to shift. Many issues I see in practice become far less complicated when families focus on prevention and daily structure rather than waiting for a problem to appear.

This season is also an opportunity to assess what worked last year and what may need a new approach. Some pets require dietary adjustments as they age. Others benefit from more movement or predictable routines. Older animals often need closer monitoring of mobility, hydration and dental health. Taking stock now gives you a clearer picture of how to support them with confidence.

It can be helpful to think in small categories. Safety at home. Nutrition. Environmental needs. Physical comfort. Mental stimulation. Financial preparedness. Cleanliness. Each piece influences health in ways we often overlook.

If your pet has not been seen by a veterinarian recently, now is a good time to schedule a wellness visit. Early insight protects health far more effectively than reactive care later in the year. Taking a proactive approach is one of the most loving things we can do for the animals who share our lives.

A new year means new routines, new learning and new opportunities to support the animals we love. Follow for more integrative guidance, preventative care resources and simple ways to strengthen your pet’s wellbeing in 2026.

A new year invites us to pause and look closely at how we care for the animals who share our lives. Pets move through th...
01/01/2026

A new year invites us to pause and look closely at how we care for the animals who share our lives. Pets move through the world with a kind of honesty we rarely see anywhere else. They respond to our routines, our energy, our stress, our joy and our presence in ways many people overlook. When we begin the year with simple, thoughtful habits, we give them the stability and comfort they rely on each day.

January is not about setting perfect goals. It is about choosing small, steady actions which support health over time. Pets thrive with predictable rhythms, gentle movement, calm bonding moments and environments which respect their emotional needs. Even minor adjustments can shift behaviour, confidence, mobility and overall wellbeing far more than most families expect.

As the year unfolds, I encourage you to observe how your pet expresses comfort, excitement, fatigue or stress. These signals are invitations to adjust routines in ways which support their nervous system and physical health. Pets communicate through posture, tone, appetite, rest and subtle shifts in behaviour. When we notice these changes early, we can guide them toward healthier patterns with much greater ease.

This new year will bring opportunities to deepen your bond, create healthier habits and explore gentle ways to support your pet’s body and mind. Every small choice builds a foundation for stronger wellness in the months ahead.

If you are looking for integrative guidance and natural support for your pet’s health, you can follow along here at or send us a DM if you’re looking for more resources.

I am grateful to walk into this new year with you and look forward to helping your pets thrive through every season of 2026.

A new year always brings a sense of fresh energy, and I love this moment when everything feels new with infinite possibi...
01/01/2026

A new year always brings a sense of fresh energy, and I love this moment when everything feels new with infinite possibility again. It gives us space to look forward with intention and carry the lessons of the past year into the work still ahead. I am grateful for every person who walked beside me through 2025, and I am excited for the many opportunities this year will bring for learning and healing.

My wish for 2026 is simple. I hope we continue moving toward pet care which respects the whole animal. I hope all veterinarians and pet parents focus on pet care to support the immune system, nurture the microbiome and protect mobility so it brings more daily comfort.

To the veterinarians who plan to join me for training this year, I cannot wait to see you grow your skills and confidence with these therapies. To the families who follow along to learn more about supporting their pets at home, I am grateful you are here and engaged in your pet’s wellness.

I hope your new year begins with peace, purpose and a renewed sense of possibility. May your homes feel warm, your hearts feel full and your animals find comfort in your care. I look forward to all we will do together in 2026.

Happy New Year from me and the Regeno3one Vet team.

Looking back over the past year fills me with so much gratitude. My work has taken me across countries, clinics and clas...
12/31/2025

Looking back over the past year fills me with so much gratitude. My work has taken me across countries, clinics and classrooms, and every moment reminded me how deeply this profession cares about comfort, healing and possibility for animals. Each teaching experience, each conference, each long flight home, all carried the same message. When veterinarians understand oxygen-based therapy and integrative care on a deeper level, animals benefit in ways we can see and feel.

This year opened doors I never expected. I watched colleagues embrace new skills with enthusiasm, even when the techniques were unfamiliar. I saw veterinarians from different backgrounds share ideas with genuine respect. I witnessed how powerful collaborative learning can be when everyone in the room focuses on patient wellbeing over anything else.

Publishing a textbook and protocol guide, teaching across continents and presenting on international stages offered many professional milestones, but the heart of my year lived in the small victories. A dog taking easier steps after an ozone session. A rabbit settling into comfort for the first time in months. A senior cat finding relief through simple, steady support. A tortoise, chicken and a cat breathing easier from ozonated glycerin nebulization. These quiet improvements remind me why I continue refining every protocol and teaching every detail with such care.

I am deeply grateful for the veterinarians and technicians who trust me enough to learn alongside me. Watching your confidence grow as you apply these new integrative tools is one of the greatest joys of my career. Your commitment creates real change for the animals who rely on us. And to every pet parent who has put their faith in me this year, I hope you continue to have many more happy healthy years with the pets you love.

I look forward to sharing even more education, guidance and hands-on support with you in 2026. This field continues to evolve, and I am honored to walk beside you as we bring gentler, smarter and more compassionate care to animals around the world.

Wishing you a peaceful transition into the new year and a bright beginning to all the good work ahead in 2026.

12/30/2025

Medical ozone injections are one of the tools I reach for most often when a dog arrives with chronic pain, muscle tension or restricted mobility. Many patients live with layers of discomfort long before anyone realises how much they have been compensating. When tissues stay irritated for months or even years, circulation slows, inflammation builds and normal movement becomes harder to maintain. Ozone can support these areas in a gentle but effective way.

This German Shepherd had been struggling with back end pain and significant tightness along his spine. During our wet lab in Brazil, we used medical ozone injections to support several trigger points and areas where muscle fibers had become dense and reactive. Ozone increases local oxygen availability, encourages better microcirculation and helps soften tissue which have been guarding for too long.

One of the most rewarding parts of this work is watching the small shifts during a session. Sometimes a dog takes a deeper breath, or the muscles under your fingers begin to relax. Sometimes you see a change in posture as the spine settles into a more natural alignment. These moments show how quickly the body can respond when it receives the support it needs.
This German Shepherd handled his session beautifully and the improvement in his movement was visible almost immediately.

If you would like to explore medical ozone therapy or integrate it into your practice, you can find details about my next training in April in Tennessee at www.regeno3onevet.com, or send us a message and my team will send you the link.

12/29/2025

Regular veterinary spinal manipulation (chiropractic care) can make an enormous difference for dogs living with chronic pain, weakness or restricted movement. Many families only notice discomfort when a dog struggles to rise, hesitates on stairs or shifts weight unevenly, but long before those signs appear the body has already been working hard to compensate. Gentle adjustments help restore motion in areas where joints or soft tissues have become tight, irritated or misaligned.

During my wet labs in Brazil, this German Shepherd received a chiropractic adjustment because he had been living with back end discomfort for a long time. I used an adjusting instrument called an activator to evaluate each section of his spine. When the tip of the tool touches an area with irritation or poor motion, the sound becomes dull and heavy. As I moved along his spine, we heard several of those dull tones which confirmed the areas he had been guarding.

One of my favorite moments during an adjustment is hearing the sound change as the joint begins to respond. After a few gentle repetitions in the restricted area, the dull tone slowly shifts to a lighter sound. This tells me the joint is releasing tension, circulation is improving and the tissues are relaxing enough to allow normal movement again. You can hear this change in the video if you listen closely. The body gives feedback in very subtle but very reliable ways.

When combined with medical ozone, acupuncture and shockwave or laser therapy, adjustments often become even more effective because the surrounding tissues receive better oxygenation and support. An integrative plan helps the entire system respond with greater ease. This German Shepherd handled his session beautifully and the shift in his comfort was visible almost immediately.

If you would like to explore chiropractic care also known as veterinary orthopedic spinal manipulation, medical ozone therapy or full integrative support for your own patients, you can find more resources at Regeno3oneVet.com, or you can reach out and my team will help direct you to the information you need.

12/29/2025

Aquapuncture is one of the gentlest ways to support mobility, nerve health and chronic pain in dogs who need more than structural adjustments alone. Instead of placing needles for a brief period, we inject a tiny amount of a vitamin or homeopathic solution into specific acupuncture points so each point stays active for hours rather than minutes. This gives the body extended time to respond and release tension in deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.

During my wet labs in Brazil, this gorgeous German Shepherd received aquapuncture as part of his integrative pain care plan. He had been struggling with stiffness and weakness through his back end for quite a while, and several points along his spine and hind limbs showed clear signs of guarding. Aquapuncture can be incredibly helpful in cases like this because the added volume under the skin stimulates the point in a slow, steady way while supporting the surrounding tissues with nutrients selected for nerve health and recovery.

I often use aquapuncture when a dog has chronic compensatory patterns or when traditional needling does not provide enough sustained input. For animals living with long-term pain, extended point stimulation can make a meaningful difference in comfort and mobility. When combined with chiropractic care, medical ozone therapy, physical rehabilitation or laser therapy, improvement often becomes more consistent because each therapy supports a different piece of the healing process.

Watching this dog respond during the session was a powerful reminder of how integrated care can help the body reorganize movement in ways which feel safe and supportive. Comfort is rarely created by one technique alone. It comes from choosing the right combination for each patient and giving the body space to respond in its own time.

If you would like to learn more about aquapuncture, medical ozone therapy or full integrative pain support, you can visit Regeno3oneVet.com or send us a message and my team will guide you to the resources you need.

Once visitors leave and the house becomes quiet again, animals often show signs of stress they held inside all week. I s...
12/27/2025

Once visitors leave and the house becomes quiet again, animals often show signs of stress they held inside all week. I see this every year in my practice. Pets hold tension until the stimulation fades, then their nervous system finally reveals how overwhelmed they felt. The days following Christmas and holidays are when many families begin noticing changes in behaviour, sleep and digestion.

A holiday detox gives pets a chance to settle their bodies and emotions after days filled with noise and disrupted routines. It does not need to be complicated. Calm structure, hydration, gentle movement and predictable comfort can create real change in a very short time. Most pets respond quickly once they understand the world around them has returned to normal.

Many animals become more sensitive during winter. Shorter daylight hours, colder weather and reduced outdoor activity influence mood and energy. When we add holiday excitement on top of these seasonal shifts, the stress load increases. Restoring routine and providing a safe space helps the nervous system settle after many hours of stimulation.

I also encourage families to watch for quieter signs of stress. A pet who follows you closely, hides in a corner, avoids touch or seems restless may be trying to regulate after days of unpredictability. These signals are easy to miss when our own routines have been disrupted, so today is a perfect day to observe gently and offer steady reassurance.
If your pet continues to struggle with stress, appetite changes or digestive upset as the week goes on, reach out for guidance. Early support prevents small issues from lingering into the new year.

Follow for more integrative guidance, gentle seasonal care and resources to help your pets through winter.

Christmas morning always brings a pause before the excitement of the day begins. It reminds me how lucky we are to share...
12/25/2025

Christmas morning always brings a pause before the excitement of the day begins. It reminds me how lucky we are to share our lives with animals who offer so much presence, trust and steady companionship. Pets anchor our homes during every season and bring a sense of joy which appears in the smallest, most ordinary moments.

Whether you have a house full of energy today or a peaceful morning with your animals curled beside you, I hope you find a bit of stillness to enjoy every moment. These gentle moments are often where the real magic sits during the holidays.

I am grateful for every veterinarian who continues to learn with me, every technician who shows up with so much heart and every family who cares deeply for their animals. Your dedication makes a real difference in the lives of the pets you love and the patients you support.

I wish you a Holiday season filled with warmth, connection and the comfort only our animals and family can inspire. May your day be full of soft paws, quiet snuggles, good food and a sense of peace to carry you into the new year.

From my family to yours, I hope you have a beautiful holiday.

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