Episode
396 - HDYTT: Fecal Transfer for Chronic Diarrhea
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- May 14, 2026
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Summary
Dr. Lily Chen, DVM, joins Dr. Andy Roark to tackle one of the most frustrating cases in veterinary medicine: the chronic diarrhea dog that just keeps coming back for more metronidazole. From microbiome testing and dysbiosis to fecal transplants and the surprising behavioral changes pets can show after treatment, this episode dives into the growing world of microbiome therapy and what it might mean for chronic enteropathy cases in practice. If you’ve ever felt stuck managing recurring GI disease, this conversation might just give you a new tool for your veterinary toolbox. Gang, let’s get into this episode. ABOUT OUR GUEST Dr. Lily Chen, DVM, CVA, IVCCP is the founder of Integrative Pet Wellness Center in Los Angeles and The Unicorn Vet, an education platform helping veterinarians turn microbiome theory into clinical reality. Through her course, The Magic of Microbiome , Dr. Chen teaches vets how to make FMT and microbiome therapy practical, profitable, and implementable—because the science is solid, but most practitioners don't know where to start. She also hosts My Dog Is Better Than Your Dog podcast and believes the future of veterinary medicine is root-cause healing, not just symptom management. LINKS The Unicorn Vet: https://theunicorn.academy/ Dr. Lily Chen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.lilychen/ Integrative Pet Wellness Center: integrativepet.com https://vetmed.tamu.edu/gilab/service/assays/canine-microbiota-dysbiosis-index/