Ozone Therapy in Cancer Care Course

Understand how ozone fits into cancer care

When your pet has cancer, you want to understand your options and make informed decisions. This focused online course brings together four veterinarians and O3Vets founder Jonathan Lowe to explore ozone therapy’s role in cancer care.

Through approximately two hours of lectures, you’ll explore how ozone interacts with the body, the research behind its use, and clinical experiences shared by veterinarians. Downloadable resources help you revisit the information, organize your pet’s care, and prepare questions for your veterinary team.

What you’ll learn

• How ozone works: Understand the concepts behind ozone therapy, including cellular signaling, oxygenation, inflammation, and immune responses.
• Its role in cancer care: Explore the different goals discussed by clinicians, from tumor-related treatment goals to supporting comfort and local tissue care.
• What the research tells us: Learn about selected studies and the differences between laboratory findings, experimental animal research, and clinical observations.
• Lessons from clinical cases: Hear how veterinarians have incorporated ozone into care and understand the context behind the outcomes they report.

• Local and systemic approaches: Become familiar with treatment terminology and the methods discussed in the course.

Meet your presenters

• Dr. Judy Morgan
• Dr. Jean Joaquim
• Dr. Erin Holder
• Dr. Betsy Hershey
• Jonathan Lowe

Your course includes

Approximately two hours of expert lectures
Watch online at your own pace, pause to take notes, and revisit individual lessons.

Course Companion Guide
Review key concepts, research highlights, selected clinical cases, and a plain-language glossary. Includes a worksheet to organize questions for your veterinarian.

At Home Ozone Treatment Guide
A practical reference covering equipment, preparation, and administration methods for use alongside veterinary guidance and appropriate training.

Pet Wellness Plan
Organize your pet’s diagnosis, symptoms, veterinary contacts, diet, supplements, and current treatments in one convenient worksheet.

Who is this course for?

Pet owners who want a clearer understanding of ozone therapy and its potential place within a broader cancer-care plan. You do not need a medical background.

The course provides education rather than an individualized treatment plan. Ozone is not an established cure for cancer, and treatment decisions should be made with your veterinarian.

Build your understanding and take your next veterinary conversation with greater confidence.