Roger Clemmons, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Neurology and Neurosurgery), CVA, CVFT

Board-certified veterinary neurologist (DACVIM); integrative practitioner and Chi University faculty, Private Veterinary Specialty Hospitals in Florida; Chi University faculty · Florida

Board-certified neurologist and neurosurgeon who integrates acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and TCVM food therapy into specialty neurology practice.

Areas of focus

• integrative veterinary neurology
• veterinary acupuncture
• chinese herbal medicine
• tcvm food therapy
• companion animal nutrition

Articles by Roger Clemmons

• How to Balance a Homemade Dog Food Diet
• A Puppy Feeding Schedule by Age: What the Gut Is Actually Doing at Each Stage
• Are Single-Ingredient Dog Treats Better? What the Gut Evidence Supports
• How Much New Food to Mix In When Switching Dog Food
• The Complete Guide to Switching Your Dog's Food Safely
• Feeding Habits That Lower Bloat Risk in Dogs
• What Is a Limited-Ingredient Dog Food, Really?
• What the First Five Ingredients Really Tell You
• What Thanksgiving Foods Are Safe for Dogs? A Vet Neurologist's Plate-by-Plate Guide
• Boops Pets vs Iron Paws for Dogs: Which Gut-Health Formula Actually Shows Its Work?
• Can Dogs Eat Onions? What the Blood Work Actually Shows
• Can Dogs Eat Apples? What the Gut Microbiome Actually Does With the Fiber
• Can Dogs Eat Popcorn? A Digestive Health Perspective
• Can Dogs Eat Strawberries? What the Gut Science Actually Says
• Can Dogs Eat Tomatoes Safely? A Neurologist's Read on Ripeness, Risk, and Gut Response
• Slippery Elm Dosage for Dogs: What the Evidence Actually Supports