Dr. Kevin Toman explains how vets often miss longevity science that could add years to your pet's life. Ask your vet about Rapamycin and a-Carbos, which may extend lifespan by 14%, and diets that could add two years. Dental x-rays and blood pressure monitoring matter more than most vets realize.
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Well, hey you guys, and welcome to The Longevity Vet. I'm Dr. Kevin, and I'm glad you're here. Today I'm going to make a statement that makes me a little bit sad, and that is what your veterinarian does not know about longevity science may subtract years from your pet's life. Here are 4 questions to ask your vet to determine whether they are the right partner for you in helping your pet live their longest and best life. Number 1, are they familiar with prescription longevity drugs like Rapamycin and a-Carbos, who have been proven to increase lifespan by up to 14%? Number 2, are they familiar with diets that could extend your pet's life by up to 2 years? Spoiler alert, it ain't Science Diet. Number 3, what's the relationship between dental x-rays and longevity? If your pet has periodontal disease, you're subtracting 15% from their life. And number 4, what's the value of routine blood pressure checks and early cancer diagnostics for my pet? Listen, if those things bother you, and they should, please reach out to me, Dr. Kevin Toman, at www. HelpingPetsLiveLonger.com. We're all in this together, and I will help you if I can.