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Dr. Hannah Silvanus Veterinary Reviewer

True Impact Health · Medical Review Panel

Dr. Hannah Silvanus, DVM

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) who reviews the pet and animal health articles on True Impact Health.

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Review progress 93 of 93 articles on her list

Dr. Hannah Silvanus holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree and reviews the pet and animal health articles published on True Impact Health.

She checks that advice about dogs, cats, small pets, reptiles, poultry and farm animals is accurate, safe and clearly explains when a pet needs to be seen by a vet, rather than relying on home care alone.

Mission

To help pet owners understand their animals' health and know when home care is enough and when a vet visit is needed.

Vision

Pet health information that is accurate, practical and always puts the animal's welfare first.

Pet health review

Checks pet articles for accuracy, safe home-care advice and clear guidance.

Safety first

Makes sure articles never suggest treatments or doses that could harm an animal.

When to see a vet

Highlights the warning signs that mean an animal needs professional care.

Title
DVM
Specialty
Veterinarian
Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthWhen Do Puppies Hit Their Growth Spurts Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthDo Puppies Have a Growth Spurt at 9 Months Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHome Remedies for Kidney Infection in Cats: Feline Fixes Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthDog Congestive Heart Failure When to Put Down Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dog Ear Infection Without Vet Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dog Ear Hematoma at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthCongestive Heart Failure in Cats When to Euthanize Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dog UTI at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mange in Dogs at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Parvo at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthReverse Sneezing in Dogs Congestive Heart Failure Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Cherry Eye in Dogs Without Surgery Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dropsy in Fish Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthCongestive Heart Failure Dogs Life Expectancy Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Coccidia in Goats Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dogs Ear Infection at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Cherry Eye in Dogs at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Gingivitis in Dogs at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Porphyrin in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Fowl Pox in Chickens Naturally Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Bad Breath in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Bumblefoot in Guinea Pigs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHypertension in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mold Exposure in Cats Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat High Blood Pressure in Cats Naturally Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Asthma in Dogs at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Chickens for Worms Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthBest Food for Dogs with Congestive Heart Failure Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat High Blood Pressure in Dogs at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthStages of Congestive Heart Failure in Cats Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthCan Congestive Heart Failure in Cats Be Reversed Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mastitis in Cows Naturally Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Red Gums in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dogs Watery Eyes Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthCanine Congestive Heart Failure Stages of Dying Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Scaly Leg Mites Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat a Sick Bird at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mange in Cats at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Hyperpigmentation in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Ich on Fish Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat a Cat Concussion at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Dog Hemorrhoids Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mites in Chickens Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat an Egg Bound Chicken Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthDog Coughing from Congestive Heart Failure Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Mites on Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Fin Rot Betta Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Crystals in Cat Urine Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Bumble Foot Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat a Dog Leg Sprain Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Cat Anemia at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat Hives in Dogs Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthWhat to Feed When Dog Has a Yeast Infection Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthEar Infection Medicine for Dogs Without Vet Prescription Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthBrown Discharge Dog Ear Infection Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthSigns of Infection After Neutering Dog Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthKitten Eye Infection Home Remedy Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthHow to Treat My Cats Eye Infection at Home Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthYeast Dog Ear Infection Picture Reviewed Oct 10, 2026Dr. Hannah SilvanusPet & Animal HealthDischarge Cat Eye Infection Pictures Reviewed Oct 10, 2026

When Dr. Hannah reviews an article, she checks it against five questions. Tap each one to see what it means.

1Is it medically accurate?

Facts, figures, symptoms, causes and treatments are checked against reliable medical sources. Anything wrong or unsupported is corrected or removed.

2Does it match current guidelines?

Advice is compared with up-to-date guidance from national health services and professional medical bodies, so readers are not relying on outdated information.

3Are the warning signs clear?

Articles should say plainly when symptoms need urgent care or a visit to a doctor, and should never discourage anyone from getting professional help.

4Is it clear and easy to follow?

Medical terms are explained in plain language, so the guidance is useful to people without a medical background.

5Is it balanced?

No exaggerated claims, miracle cures or one-sided advice. Where evidence is limited or mixed, the article should say so.

Written byTrue Impact Health Editorial Team
Veterinary reviewed byDr. Hannah Silvanus, DVM

Articles are written by our editorial team. Dr. Hannah reviews them but is not presented as their author. Only articles she has actually checked carry the label “Medically reviewed by Dr. Hannah Silvanus” with the review date. Read our full Editorial & Medical Review Policy.

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Dr. Hannah SilvanusDr. Daniel HarringtonMedical Reviewer · 48 articles reviewed→Dr. Hannah SilvanusDr. Bernard ReynoldsMedical Reviewer · 51 articles reviewed→Dr. Hannah SilvanusDr. Oluwabusola Stella OkeMedical Reviewer · 55 articles reviewed→

Questions about medical review

What does “medically reviewed” mean?

It means a doctor on our review panel has read the article and checked it for accuracy, current guidance, safety and clarity. The label shows who reviewed it and on what date.

Does Dr. Hannah write the articles?

No. Articles are written and maintained by the True Impact Health Editorial Team. Dr. Hannah reviews articles and can ask for corrections, additions or removals.

Can Dr. Hannah give me personal medical advice?

No. Our content is general health information and is not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Please speak to your own doctor or another qualified professional about your situation. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

I found a mistake. How do I report it?

Email info@trueimpacthealth.com with the article link and what you think is wrong. We look into every report and correct confirmed errors promptly.

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