Dr. Steve's Librarian

How to Get the Best Answers from Dr. Steve’s Librarian

This tool’s trained on decades of Dr. Steve’s real cases — plus his books, podcasts, lectures, protocols, and more. So when you ask a question, it’s pulling from everything he’s actually said and done.

How to ask:

Talk to it like you’re talking to Dr. Steve. Skip the bullet points. Just a few clear sentences:

• What’s going on with your pet (key issues)
• What you’ve already tried (general)
• What your question is ("What should I do?" is fine)

No need for exact doses or long med lists — just give the general picture. You can always ask follow-up questions.

Here’s a great example:

“My 10-year-old Yorkie has been coughing at night for a couple months. The vet thinks it might be a collapsing trachea. We’ve tried some herbs and a cough med, but it’s not improving. What do you recommend?”

⏯️ Watch this quick video first (super helpful):

https://www.loom.com/share/864e1a6dd36a40958443a6f400bc4057?sid=c8381b7b-e469-421e-8559-8a9ea9b7f40c