Dr. Randy Pet Vet

Dr. Randy Pet Vet Dr. Randy Pet Vet posts weekly videos answering your questions about your pet's health! P.A.W.S. Dr. Aronson is a keynote speaker and lecturer.

Dr. Randy Aronson graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1980 after being awarded the top honor of his class, the Leonard Pearson Prize. He completed a rotating internship at the small animal hospital in medicine and surgery 1981. Dr. Aronson started the Animal Care Center of Green Valley in 1984 and sold it to his partner in 2005. Veterinary Center, his current practice was started with his wife, Dr. Geren Thurston, in 2008 and employs thirty-two in staff and five veterinarians. In 2011 they won the American Animal Hospital Practice of the Year award and the Veterinary Economics Merit Hospital winner. Dr. Aronson utilizes an integrative approach to diagnostics and therapies, combining Western or allopathic medicine with holistic modalities. He completed the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society’s acupuncture course, numerous Chinese herbal courses, and many traditional Chinese medicine and nutrition programs. He is certified by the Canine Rehabilitation Institute to perform physical therapy on cats and dogs. He utilizes food therapy, ozone, pulsed electromagnetic therapy, shock wave, therapeutic laser, and underwater treadmill to help attain health and wellness for his patients. Recently he has been speaking to the students of veterinary schools about utilizing integrative approaches in everyday veterinary medicine. He also enjoys educating pet parents on Wellness and Longevity.

01/13/2026

This is the question that opens the door to a completely different conversation with your veterinarian:

“What could be contributing to my dog’s or cat’s issue, and what options do we have beyond symptom control?”

Instead of focusing only on what’s showing up (itching, vomiting, anxiety, pain), it invites your veterinarian to look at why it’s happening.

It encourages exploration of:
• diet and food sensitivities
• gut and microbiome health
• stress, routine, and environment
• chronic inflammation or pain
• toxin exposure
• past medications or repeated antibiotics
• lifestyle factors like movement and enrichment

And it shifts the treatment discussion from:
👉 “How do we stop this?”
to
👉 “How do we support the body so this doesn’t keep happening?”

Being a good pet parent isn’t about asking more questions. It’s about asking better ones.

👇 Save this for your next vet visit, and don’t be afraid to ask it.

01/09/2026

Every year we make promises…
and every year our pets immediately test them! 😂

No shame here, just love, snacks, and a very healthy dog or cat.

👇 Confess in the comments: which resolution will you break first?

01/08/2026

Your pet keeps itching.
You’ve changed foods.
You’ve tried supplements.
And you’re still wondering why.

That’s often when allergy testing enters the conversation.

Not as a magic fix, but as a way to stop guessing and start individualizing care.

Managing allergies is about understanding the whole picture, not chasing symptoms.

👇 Save this if allergies feel overwhelming right now 🐾

01/02/2026

Vomiting is a signal, not the problem itself.

When a dog throws up, the goal isn’t just to make it stop.
The goal is to understand why it’s happening in the first place.

Integrative care looks at the whole picture: diet, gut health, nervous system, environment, and medical history.

In case of multiple vomiting episodes, take your dog to the veterinarian.

👇 Has this happened to your dog before?

12/30/2025

String toys. Ribbon. Yarn. Hair ties.

Cats swallow them ALL the time, making it the #1 cause of emergency visits.

It can cause a dangerous blockage in the digestive tract.

And here’s the thing…
Cats often eat string because they’re bored, understimulated, or lacking proper predatory play.

So swap the risky toys for:
✔ Wand toys
✔ Puzzle feeders
✔ Slow, hunting-style play
✔ Safe chew toys

👉 Focus on how your cat plays, not just what they play with.

Your cat doesn’t need more toys. They need safer toys that meet their biological needs.

💬 Did you know string toys were this dangerous?
Share this with a cat parent to keep their cat safe.

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Tucson, AZ
85704

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