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Dr. Becker and Dr. Roman Discuss Fecal Transplants

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First published at 04:38 UTC on May 17th, 2024.

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Today, I’m talking with Dr. Margo Roman, a fellow integrative veterinarian and owner of Main Street Animal Services of Hopkinton (MASH), which is located in the Boston area.

A fecal transplant is just what it sounds like. Poop from a healthy animal…

Today, I’m talking with Dr. Margo Roman, a fellow integrative veterinarian and owner of Main Street Animal Services of Hopkinton (MASH), which is located in the Boston area.

A fecal transplant is just what it sounds like. Poop from a healthy animal is introduced into the body of an unhealthy animal.

Dr. Roman has used fecal transplants to successfully treat dogs and cats with a wide variety of conditions, including severe gastrointestinal disease, behavioral issues, atopic dermatitis, and coprophagia (poop eating).

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