Ozone Therapy With Dr. Wendy Asato
Ozone and other oxygen therapies have been used for over 100 years around the world for human and animal healing. These therapies continue to gain popularity as scientists learn about the health benefits of increased oxygen in the body.
Currently, ozone therapy and hyperbaric treatments, which bring easily soluble oxygen to target tissues, are being proven effective for treating viruses, fungi, and bacteria, and for general health improvement anytime there is inflammation and damaged tissue.
Tune in and learn about ozone therapy for our pets including different techniques, success stories and tips Dr. Asato shares on this week’s episode!
About Dr. Wendy Asato
Dr. Asato was born and raised in Honolulu. After graduating from Colorado State University, she worked in California at a clinic that specialized in exotic animal care before returning home. She takes a holistic view of the care that includes Eastern and Western approaches. In addition to acupuncture, her practice includes herbal medicine, Tui-Na massage, food therapy, and aromatherapy. Makai Pet Hospital, formerly Makai Animal Clinic, has proudly served Kailua and Windward Oahu’s kama’aina and military families for over 30 years. They provide wellness services, surgeries, specialty care, and more. The hospital and staff maintain the highest standards of care for your pets.
About Angela Ardolino
Angela Ardolino, a certified cannabis and fungi clinician, brings over 20 years of expertise to the field of holistic pet wellness. As a graduate of the inaugural Medical Cannabis for Therapeutic Use program at the University of Vermont School of Medicine, she is a passionate advocate for safe, natural, and ethically-grown whole plant and fungi medicine tailored for pets.
Committed to the highest standards, Angela continues to educate and inspire pet parents through her popular podcast, Your Natural Dog, where she hosts experts to discuss holistic pet care, natural remedies, nutrition, and training. Follow Angela Ardolino on her website, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to stay updated on her mission to educate and empower pet parents everywhere.