Best Cat and Dog Nutrition (BCDN) by Roger Biduk

Roger Biduk “I’ve talked to a plethora of veterinarians, pet food companies and pet parents and have done hundreds upon hundreds of hours of research. Two things stand out and are indisputable:

1) Up to 95% of illness, disease and premature death in dogs/cats are directly related to diet (inappropriate ingredients in up to 90% of pet foods such as “Prescription Diets” most often recommended by allopathic veterinarians!); the over-use/misuse of vaccinations; the overuse/misuse of poisonous, toxic chemical heartworm/flea pesticides and the many drugs (corticosteroids, NSAIDs, steroids (e.g. prednisone) antibiotics, etc.) manufactured by those wonderful pharmaceutical companies that are often over-prescribed and misused by many veterinarians who only practice allopathic veterinary.

2) If your cat/dog is having any health problems whatsoever, always visit or do a phone consultation with a good veterinarian who has taken advanced courses and training and is qualified to practice holistic veterinary and integrative medicine whose approach is to stop putting into the animal the things that have caused the physical problem in the first place (over-vaccinations, corticosteroids, inappropriate diet, antibiotics, steroids, NSAIDs, etc.) and to treat the whole animal, strengthen the immune system and stimulate the animal’s natural abilities to heal itself.

“Most veterinarians are only qualified to practice allopathic veterinary and are quick to charge pet owners a fortune by selling “Prescription Diets” and prescribing drugs such as steroids which only makes the problems worse because these vets are not trying to eliminate the disease, they’re trying to suppress the symptoms and that’s not nearly the same.” Roger Biduk

Make sure if you arrange a phone consultation or visit a holistic vet they are who they say they are. I’ve seen and heard of veterinarians, animal hospitals and animal clinics say they practice holistic veterinary and integrative medicine but most certainly do not.

Here are seven questions I would ask every veterinarian for a “holistic and integrative veterinary test”:

1. Do you recommend annual/frequent vaccinations?

2. Do you recommend poisonous, toxic, carcinogenic chemical insecticides/pesticides for heartworm/flea in the form of pills, collars, injections or spot-on applications without looking at ALL other alternatives or if these types of carcinogenic, chemical poisons are actually needed?

3. Do you recommend using powerful drugs such as steroids (i.e. Prednisone), antibiotics, corticosteroids, NSAIDs, etc. as a first form of treatment without looking at ALL other alternatives?

4. Do you recommend/sell brands of pet foods such as Purina Veterinary Diets, Iams Veterinary Formulas, Hill’s Prescription Diets, Science Diet, Eukanuba Veterinary Diets, Royal Canin Veterinary Care Nutrition, Royal Canin Veterinary Therapeutic Formulas or any pet foods containing grains?

5. Do you agree with the AVMA, AAHA, AAFP & NASPHV and tell pet owners that feeding their cats (obligate carnivores) and dogs (carnivores) a species-appropriate, balanced, enzyme-rich raw meat diet similar to what carnivores have been thriving on for the last 40 million years is dangerous and a very bad idea?

6. Considering that most/all vaccines are good for life immunity, before giving any vaccinations do you recommend/do titer tests that measure the levels of antibodies that are already in a cat’s/dog’s blood sample?

7. Besides practicing basic allopathic medicine, have you taken advanced post-graduate courses and training to be qualified to practice holistic veterinary and integrative medicine?

If the answer to any of the first five questions is yes or the last two questions “no”, politely say “thank you for your time” and find another veterinarian. At the very least, when you ask these questions to a vet, you will get instant respect and he/she will know right away that you know your stuff and you mean business!

If you know of any veterinarians listed below who answer “yes” to any of the first five questions and “no” to the last question, please send me an email and we’ll take them off the list.

If you know of any holistic veterinarians who should be on this list, please email us.

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Dr. Michael Dym, VMD, 9736 Woodworth Court Wellington, Florida 33414
e: michael@doctordym.com Tel.: 856-577-8064.

Classical Veterinary Homeopathy -offers phone consultation –  Experienced with Transfer Factor

Dr. Dym is one of 250 veterinarians in the US trained in classical veterinary homeopathy by Richard Pitcairn, DVM, PhD.

Dr. Dym is a presidential scholar graduate from Cornell University with his VMD from Penn. He is an active member of the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy and the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.  http://www.doctordym.com/

“Over the past 40 years and 17 generations of dogs and cats we are seeing tremendous increases in chronic ill health in our pets that was rare back in the early 1960’s. Most of these illnesses revolve around breakdown in our pets’ immune systems, and include chronic skin/ear allergies, digestive upset, thyroid/adrenal/pancreatic disorders, seizures, gum/ teeth problems, degenerative arthritis, kidney/liver failure, and cancer across all ages and breeds. We are also seeing a record number of behavioral and emotional disorders including alarming and unexplained fears/aggression., as well as difficulty focusing/training and paying attention. The analogy of these compared with escalating immune/behavioral diseases in children is quite disturbing. The two biggest factors in our pets’ population health decline over these generations has been the severe overuse of multiple vaccines and nutrient poor and toxin filled commercial pet foods. We have also failed to address the underlying cause of disease by only sup pressing symptoms with antibiotics, cortisone and related drugs, so the disease progresses and goes deeper. Homeopathy offers a viable alternative in truly curing pets and making their bodies healthier.”
Read Dr. Dym’s short article The State of Veterinary “Vaccinosis” – Animal Diseases Caused by Vaccines

Dr. Dee Blanco DVM P.O. Box 5865 Santa Fe, NM  87502; Tel.: 505-986-3434

Dr. Blanco was trained at Colorado State University at a time when alternative medicine for animals did not exist. It was only after her own illness did she find homeopathy, which dramatically shifted her understandings about health and healing. She has practiced Holistic Medicine for most of her 28 years as a veterinarian with a focus in Classical Homeopathy and Nutritional Therapeutics. She consults via telephone from Santa Fe, New Mexico and has certifications in both Homeopathy and Acupuncture

“I am currently available for telephone consultations and use Classical Homeopathy and Nutritional Therapeutics for all types of animal disease; physical and emotional. Although I am trained in allopathic medicine my first choice is to use natural methods that will assist the body’s already hardwired ability to heal. The Homeopathy stimulates the body’s healing response, the nutrition and supplements feed the body, together they potentiate a more vital healing response. I am certified in Veterinary Homeopathy, trained by Dr. Richard Pitcairn, as well as other human homeopaths. I am also certified in Veterinary Acupuncture, trained through the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS). Currently I train with many of the country’s foremost researchers and teachers in Functional/Nutritional medicine.

Although I consult clients about Homeopathy, Nutrition and Nutracueticals my primary focus is education. It is through understanding the fundamentals of how to truly prevent illness we achieve the most resilient and resistant body.  It is also through these concepts as to how the body maintains and sustains health, we can raise our expectations of wellness and vitality in our animals and ourselves.

“You take healthy animals and often very quickly after you vaccinate, you can see simple things like itching of the skin or excessive licking of the paws, sometimes even with no eruptions and licking of the air. We see a lot of epilepsy/seizure, often after a rabies vaccination. Or dogs or cats can become aggressive for several days. Frequently, you’ll see urinary tract infections in cats, often within three months after their [annual] vaccination. If you step back, open your mind and heart, you’ll start to see patterns of illness post-vaccination.”

Dr. Jeffrey Levy, DVM 71 Ashfield Road Williamsburg, Ma 01096 Tel.: 413-268-3000; Fax: 413-268-0333

“My clinical practice is devoted exclusively to homeopathic treatment for dogs, cats, and horses. I also teach advanced veterinary homeopathy in seminars around the U.S. Homeopathy is a powerful and sophisticated system of medicine. With homeopathic remedies, I have been successful in treating a wide variety of health problems, including many that are very serious or for which there is no conventional treatment.

Treatment with allopathic drugs (antibiotics, steroids, hormones, etc.) should be avoided unless absolutely necessary.  Corticosteroids (cortisone-type anti-inflammatory drugs) are the most abused and dangerous class of drugs. Not only do they not cure the underlying cause of the problem, they usually make the underlying problem, that is, the real problem, worse.

The greatest harm of drug treatment is usually not so much the toxicity or side effects as it is the effects of suppression. Allopathic (conventional Western) medical thinking generally seeks immediate gratification: just make the symptom go away. So the patient may be better in the short term, but is usually worse in the longer term. Homeopathy is just the opposite: sometimes the symptoms are worse in the short term (such as with aggravation or the reversal of a previous suppression), but the real benefit is in the longer term.

A symptom, say itchy skin, is the body’s response to a deeper problem. When a symptom is suppressed, it is only the outward manifestation of the problem that goes away. Since the deeper problem is still there, the body may, in time, produce the same symptom again. Another possibility is that, as a result of the suppression, the deeper problem progresses to the point that a deeper, more serious symptom is produced. So the itchy skin may go away, but then chronic diarrhea develops. If the diarrhea is then suppressed as well, it may lead to, say, liver disease. But hey, at least the skin is cleared up!”

Homeopathy for our Animal Companions – Listen To The One Hour Radio Program with Dr. Levy
Visit Dr. Levy’s website

Dr. Will Falconer, DVM Tel.: 512-288-5400; Fax: 512-288-5402

Certified Veterinary Homeopath, Alternatives for Animal Health, Austin, Texas. Telephone Consultations by Appointment 512-288-5400 Experienced with Transfer Factor. Dr. Falconer accepts a limited number of new patients most of the year.  His Contact Page tells how to apply.

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, University of Missouri 1980. Practice followed, with the first seven years providing conventional medical and surgical care to creatures large and small. Retraining in methods natural included certification in acupuncture by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, followed by certification as a Veterinary Homeopath by the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy. Dr. Falconer has since 1992 dedicated his practice to classical homeopathy, with animal patients around the globe. Dr Falconer also uses Transfer Factor in his practice.

The philosophy of Alternatives for Animal Health is that we work with your animal’s innate healing abilities to achieve an optimal state of health. This is best accomplished by the smooth working together of doctor, care giver, and animal. The doctor depends on you the care giver to carefully watch and report on symptoms. He will use the information you provide to carefully guide the course of homeopathic care for your individual animal. As no two animals are exactly alike, even if they have the same diagnosis, we will focus on how your individual animal manifests illness and health. This uniqueness will guide the treatment according to the clear principals of classical homeopathy.

Vaccination issue – Vaccinations: See Dr. Falconer’s 3 part analysis of this important decision at http://alt4animals.com/vaccinations.htm

Question to Dr. Falconer: does vaccination (or over-vaccination) causes overactive immune reaction (autoimmune disorder) or does it cause suppression of the immune system?

Dr. Falconer: “The answer is YES. Probably both. Vaccination *confuses* the immune system, as I point out in my heartworm eBook. So, it could go either way, or alternate over time between the two. Transfer Factor is a natural nutritional product that help support the animal’s immune system. A healthy immune system is capable of helping the body heal itself. Transfer Factor should be given before and immediately after vaccination for at least a few weeks to help ameliorate the confusion (when someone is faced with a mandatory vaccination, or has decided they want to give one).  By giving the immune system with Transfer Factor, the immune intelligence should be able to better sort through the confusion, though I’m not sure that’s measurable.” Testimonials about a dog and a horse’s full recovery from severe adverse effects from vaccination with Transfer Factor

More about Dr. Falconer and his practice
Dr. Falconer’s article on cats and chronic disease
Alternatives for Animal Health

Dr. Charles E Loops DVM  takes phone consultation for animals, large and small. 38 Waddell Hollow Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312 — Phone: (919)542-0442  – Experienced with Transfer Factor

“After 10 years of traditional veterinary practice I became tired of having no treatment for chronic disease, incurable conditions, and a plethora of allergic maladies which seem to plague all veterinary practices. I was frustrated with giving animals cortisone (danger of steroids) because I had no other solutions, or using antibiotics (danger of antibiotics) for infections which I knew were of viral origin. At this time I had some chronic health problems, which had been unresolvable allopathically, but they responded to treatment by homeopathy. It took some time but it worked.!

This is when my philosophy about disease changed and my interest in classical homeopathy began. I studied with Richard Pitcairn, DVM, going to workshops that he offered for several years. I completed a year of study with Linda Johnston, M.D., author of Everyday Miracles who had a very successful homeopathic practice in Ca.. I have studied extensively and continue to do so. I progressively added homeopathy to my practice over a 4 year period and in February of 1992, I sold this practice so that I could devote myself to veterinary homeopathy exclusively.

My practice is mainly by referral and 95% by telephone consultation. I have treated thousands of cases using the principles of classical homeopathy and I continue to find this system of gentle healing to be the most effective therapy that has ever existed.

Dr Loops also offers alternative to routine vaccination with a SCHEDULE FOR IMMUNIZATION WITH HOMEOPATHIC NOSODES

Homeopathic vaccine antidote – By law, an animal must be vaccinated against rabies every three years. To protect your pet, you can request from Dr. Loops a homeopathic antidote to minimize or reduce vaccine damage. The cost is $6.00 for single doses and $15 for 1/4 ounce bottles for repeated dosing. I believe that sick animals or animals with a compromised immune system can get an exemption to rabies vaccines. Check with your local animal control authorities. Vaccinosis Health Hazard of Routine Vaccination: placing our animals at risk

Correctly prescribed homeopathic remedies can often undue the damage caused by vaccines Homeopathy is noted for its success to antidote or remove the toxic effects of vaccines and to re-establish balance in the organism and restore health. Certain homeopathic remedies taken aftervaccination can minimize  vaccine damage. A professional homeopathic vet should be consulted for more information.
Rabie Vaccines – By law, an animal must be vaccinated against rabies every three years. To protect your pet, you can request a homeopathic antidote to minimize the side effects of vaccine damage from Dr. Charlie Loops.  For rabie vaccine, the remedy is “lyssin”. The cost $6.00 for single doses and $15 for 1/4 ounce bottles for repeated dosing. Some nosodes seem to work more effectively than others.  None produce titers against disease like a vaccination, so they are not vaccine replacements.  They do seem to moderate a disease condition if the animal is exposed, even if they don’t prevent it. Homeopathic nosodes are another option for guardians who wish to avoid vaccinations. Nosodes cost $15. each and provide many doses. They are dosed “as needed” and instructions are provided from Dr. Loop’s office.    Telephone Consultations by Appointment:  Hours: 9-4 (EST) Mon., Tues., Wed., & Fri. (closed Thursdays)  Phone: (919) 542-0442 Fax: (919) 542-0535

Dr. Annette Richmond, DVM in Pacific Grove, California, 831-655-0501     Experienced with Transfer Factor

After her first year out of vet school she knew there had to be more with which to treat pets than the standard medicine I was taught to give. She went to acupuncture school at the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society that year and that started her interest in natural medicine, learning Traditional Chinese Medicine which includes acupuncture and herbs. She has always been an advocate for healthful diets, exercise, nutraceutical support, and reduced vaccinations to help support the immune system. She uses only natural medicine ( no antibiotics or steroids on her shelves ) and physical rehabilitation.

Florida: Dr. John H. Fudens, D.V.M., H.M.C  Affinity Holistic Clinic 309 North Belcher Road, Clearwater, FL 33765 Phone: 727- 446-3603

Dr. Bert H. Brooks, D.V.M. Cache Creek Vet Service 15200 County Road 96B Woodland, CA 95659
Phone: 530-666-7322 – Fax (9600): 530-666-7430 – Email: holisticvet@ccio.com

“We work with pleasure and performance horses, dogs, cats, and livestock.  During our first decade, we practiced conventional medicine and surgery almost exclusively.  Today, we practice Holistic Veterinary Medicine (i.e., we also use, safe, effective and non-invasive complementary techniques).  This site is about our complementary techniques and how they can help your animal — even if you do not live near us!”

Dr. Cheryl Schwartz, DVM – San Diego County, CA 858-488-1885
Read Bobbie’s testimonial how Cheryl treated her very sick cat on March 29, 2003

Dr. Russell Swift, DVM, has a classical homeopathic veterinary practice in south Florida. He can be reached at 877-BE WELL2. Email : drswift@therightremedy.com for more information. Costs of consultation services is $90 per hour. He also offers phone consultations to people and pets not in the local area. have written many articles and spoken countless times to a variety of groups on the topics of health care and homeopathy.

Dr. Judy Stolz DVM, ND Judy Stolz has been a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine since 1985 and has been a Naturopathic Physician since 1996. She has attended the most extensive training program for professional practitioners—Hahnemann College of Homeopathy in Berkeley, California; the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society course for veterinarians in 1991; Dr. Pitcairn’s beginning and advanced homeopathy courses from 1993 to Present; The Dynamis School of Homeopathy in Toronto, Canada. , she educates open minded entrepreneurial individuals wanting better health, personal growth, and financial freedom to join her in a company called Ideal Health. (480) 899-1624

Dr. Joe Demers, D.V.M, IVAS., is a certified Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and a graduate of Texas A and M. He has been in private practice for 23 years (conventional and holistic), is a certified acupuncturist and homeopath who has studied advanced veterinary Chinese herbal medicine and has a Masters of Homeopathy. Veterinary Acupuncture & Complementary Therapy Clinic 742 Clay Street Winter Park, Florida 32789. Tel.: 407-644-0080.

Dr. Constance DiNatale, DVM, IVAS Veterinary Acupuncture & Complementary Therapy Clinic 742 Clay Street Winter Park, Florida 32789. Tel.: 407-644-0080.

Dr. Kim Henneman, D.V.M – Takes phone consultations for animals, large and small. Her office phone number is 801-647-0807.  Brief background: DVM from Purdue University 1986 Certified in Vet. Acupuncture (IVAS) 1990 Certified in Vet. Chiropractic (AVCA) 1991 Completed Course in Vet. Homeopathy (AVH) 1995 Her practice is 80% equine and 20% companion although for her first 4 years out of school she did strictly small animal. Her associate Shannon Hines is currently receiving her enrolled in the veterinary homeopathy course and together they are trying to convert a small animal practice to a holistic referral center in the Salt Lake City area. Their practice therapies include nutritional therapy, European herbal medicine (not Chinese), acupuncture, chiropractic, surgery, some conventional medicine and classical homeopathy.

Her equine practice encompasses 7 Western states and Vermont and Massachusetts. It primarily deals with performance horses and is exclusively holistic.

Dr. Stephen Tobin D.V.M  26 Pleasant St – Meriden, Ct 06784— Phone: 203 238-3973 or 238-9863 — fax: 203 237-2334

Offers phone consultation for homeopathy and nutrition. He has successfully treated my friend’s Great Dane in Florida over the phone. He charges $30 for 15 min.

Dr. William Pollak D.V.M Fairfield Animal Hospital 1115 E. Madison Ave. Fairfield, IA 52556 Tel.:(888)-402-9142 provides Veterinary Medicine and Surgery; modalities include traditional as well as alternative approaches to healing.

The patient is seen as a member of a larger living environment in which the many varied dynamic forces of life take place. Attention is placed on encouraging rebalance at a higher level of Wellness rather than manipulating the symptoms of disease. Episodes of disease are periods in which rebalancing is attempting to take place. Nurturing the system through making more energy, life force and intelligence readily available (through nutrition and natural remedies) help shift the scale of life’s dynamics to one of enhanced healing enabling the removal of the symptoms of disease. Phone consultations are available with William Pollak DVM. e: pollak@healthyvet.com.

The Vet at the Barn 790 Chestnut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge, New York 10977 phone: 845 356-3838 fFax: 845 356-4307 – A full service animal hospital specializing in alternative veterinary therapies.

Dr. Shawn Messonnier DVM 2145 W Park  Plano Tx 75075  972-867-8800,

Integrative therapy for all pet disorders including allergies, arthritis, cancer, and diarrhea. He does phone consults as well as traditional appointments.  You can learn more about holistic therapies in his Natural Vet series including The Arthritis Solution for Dogs, The Allergy Solution for Dogs, and Natural Health Bible for Dogs and Cats 

Dr. Steve R. Blake, DVM – (858) 566-3588 Grainwood Way – San Diego, Ca 92131

Dr. Richard Pitcairn, DVM, Ph.D. – 503-342-7665 1283 Lincoln Street – Eugene, Or 97401

Dr. Pat Bradley, DVM – 501-329-2064 716 Oak Street – Conway, Ar 72032

Dr. Larry Siegler, DVM – 425 -885-5400 8015 165th Ave NE – Redmond, Wa 98052

• Dr. Joyce Harman, DVM – Equine. Appointments only 540-229-1855
• Dr. Edgar Scheaffer, DVM –  Clark Veterinary Clinic  P.O. Box 353 Palmyra.PA 17078 Tel.: 717-838-9563; 1-888-327-6838; Fax 717-838-1330
  
• Dr. Madalyn Ward, DVM – Equine. Tel.: 303-575-1170.

Dr. Larry A. Bernstein, D.V.M. 
751 N.E. 168 Street North Miami Beach, FL 33162 – 2427
Phone: 305 – 652 – 5372 – Voice 305 – 653 – 7244 –

Homeopathic phone Consultation Services: He is able to help in most situations even though he may not be able to see your animal in person. To be able to do this successfully, he usually will need to talk to you at some length (at first) so as to determine the pattern of illness from which your animal is suffering. Once he understand the situation, a homeopathic medicine is prescribed along with a recommended diet and appropriate nutritional supplements where indicated. For more detail go tho his web site

Dr. Gerald Wessner VMD
Holistic  – mostly homeopathic –  verterinarian with 5 years experience in the holistic field  in Ocala, Florida. 325-245-2025

“My practice is both equine and small animals and some exotics and am very pleased with the rate at which the animals are helped with the holistic therapies.  I do phone consultations- I am not certified, although I have home studied most of  Dr. Pitcairn’s courses and feel very qualified for this type of practice.

Dr. Susan A. Brown, DVM is renowned exotic animal veterinarian.
Midwest Bird and Exotic Animal Hospital 1923 South Mannheim Road Westchester, IL 60154 708-344-8166

Dr. Anne Hyle DVM takes internet and phone consultation. She owns a holistic veterinary hospital in Reno, NV.   775-827-8866 and the email address is annehyle@sbcglobal.net.  Her web address is lakesideanimalhospital.com. She graduated from The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 1985. She is an active member of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy.

“After 15 years in conventional practice, I began to notice the ill effects caused by yearly vaccinations and the routine use of steroids and antibiotics.  I also realized that an inferior diet was contributing to the ill health of many of my patients. I was frustrated with the increasing number of chronically ill patients which I was seeing and their poor response to conventional treatment.   This caused me to sell my conventional practice and study Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, including Acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, and nutritional therapy.  While I found this to help many patients, I was still seeking a more effective therapy for these chronically ill patients.  I studied homeopathy with Dr. Richard Pitcairn and completed his Homeopathy Course for veterinarians. I found homeopathy to be a superior form of medicine which effectively treats most chronic conditions.  Combined with a customized nutritional plan, I have found that homeopathy can dramatically improve the quality of life for our animal companions.”

Dr. Betsy Harrison BA, BS, DVM,  CVH, DSH  accepts phone consultation 830-935-2596; 100 Park Road South Wimberley, TX 78676; Phone: 830-935-2596; Fax: 830-935-2590
Practice Preferences: Small animal, farm.
Betsy Harrison made the switch from conventional to alternative ways of thinking about health and disease after having witnessed the remarkable results that Homeopathy can yield without side-effects, without invasive techniques. Dr. Harrison promotes a healthy diet which most mimics the natural diet for dogs and cats, one of raw meat and raw meaty bones, with some green vegetables. She’s also aware that vaccinations by-pass all the body’s natural defenses and can cause chronic disease.

Dr. Alissa Grover, DVM Animal Care Center 698 West 500 South West Bountiful, UT 84087; Tel.: 801-294–5960; e: info@utahanimalcarecenter.com 

Dr. Kathy Backus DVM, Universal Healing Services 450 East Burton Lane Kaysville, UT 84037; Tel.: 435-899-0577

Dr. Patricia A. Baley, DVM, PhD, CVA, CVH, FAAVA Tel.: 936-931-9213; Fax: 936-931-1923; e: animalacupuncture@gmail.com

Dr. Pamela Lumnah, DVM 710 South Country Trail Exeter RI 02822; Tel.: 401-24-0102

Dr. Wendy Parkis, DVM 710 South Country Trail Exeter RI 02822; Tel.: 401-24-0102

Dr. Muriel Leas, DVM, CVA Lifetime Pet Wellness Center 454 Lazelle Road Columbus, OH 43240; Tel.: 614-888-2100; Fax: 614-888-0622

Dr. Adriane Huffman, DVM, CCRP Lifetime Pet Wellness Center 454 Lazelle Road Columbus, OH 43240; Tel.: 614-888-2100; Fax: 614-888-0622

Dr. Beverly Cappel, DVM, CVA Vet at the Barn 790 Chestnut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge,,New York 10977; Tel.: 845 356-3838; Fax: 845 356-4307; e: bev@vetatthebarn.com

Dr. Beatrice Ehrsam, DVM, CVA Vet at the Barn 790 Chestnut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge,,New York 10977; Tel.: 845 356-3838; Fax: 845 356-4307; e: bev@vetatthebarn.com

Dr. Galit Levin-Gichon, DVM, CVA Vet at the Barn 790 Chestnut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge,,New York 10977; Tel.: 845 356-3838; Fax: 845 356-4307; e: bev@vetatthebarn.com

Dr. Sarah Barlau, DVM Chiro-Vet 770 Spring Creek Road Absarokee, Mt 59001; Tel.: 406-321-0511

Dr. Janet J Gordon Palm DVM Animobility 10625 48th Ave. N. Plymouth, MN 55442; Tel.: 763-229-9582; e: animobility@animobilityvet.com

Dr. Lucretia Greear, DVM, CVA Cahill Veterinary Hospital 27560 Cahill Road Flat Rock, MI 48134; Tel.: 734-782-3131

Dr. Monique Maniet, DVM, CVA, CVCH; Dr. Nicholas Albano DVM, CVA; Veterinary Holistic Care 4820 Moorland Lane Bethesda, MD 20814; Tel.: 301-656-2882; e: info@vhcdoc.com

Dr. Patricia Berchtold, DVM Chelmsford Animal Hospital 11 Fletcher St, Chelmsford, MA 01824 Tel.: 978-256-6011

Dr. Siobhan Burke, VMD. CVCP, CVA Driftway Animal Hospital 53 Driftway, Scituate, MA 02066 Tel.: 781-545-0952

Dr. Kevin Fallon DVM Mill Brook Animal Clinic 1183 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington, MA 02476 Tel.:781-643-1500 Fax: 781-643-6534 e: millbrookac@gmail.com

Dr. W. Fry, DVM Quivira Road Animal Hospital 7856 Quivira Rd, Shawnee, KS 66216; Tel.: (913) 268-3797

Dr. Deirde Farr, DVM Natural Solutions 4219 Ingersoll Ave. Des Moines, IA 50312; Tel.: 515-227-0140; Fax: 515-227-0170; e: dfarrnaturalvet@yahoo.com

Dr. Polly Yamamoto, DVM; 4224 Waialae Ave. Honolulu, HI; Tel.: 808-734-2242

Dr. Robin M. Woodley, DVM, MS; Kapa’au Veterinary Center P.O. Box 790 54-3876 Akoni Pule Hwy. Kapa’au, HI 96755; Tel.: 808-889-5499, office@kapaauvet.com

Dr. Shelley Epstein, VMD 828 Philapelphia Pike Wilmington, DE 19809; Tel.: 302-762-2694

Dr. Laurie Dohmen, DVM 5121 DuPont Pkwy Smyma, Delaware 19977 Tel.: 302-653-9970

Dr. Kelly Halvoren, DVM 610 E. Bell Rd. #2-146 Phoenix, Arizona 85022 Tel.: 602-418-6545; e: halvorsen.kelly@yahoo.com

Dr. Twila Floyd, DVM Nature’s Oasis Animal Hospital 448 Day Lily St. Auburn, Alabama 36832-33; Tel.: 314-826-6624

Dr. Rick Sampson, DVM Shea Animal Hospital 10801 N. 32nd St. Phoenix, AZ 85028 Tel.: 602-996-3540; Fax: 602-494-0519

Dr. Megan K Ross DVM CVA, CVSMT ; De Qi Holistics, LLC Tel.: 910-691-1763; PO Box 2568 Southern Pines, NC. 28388; mrossdvm@gmail.com

Dr. Neal Sivula, DVM, PhD, Dancing Paws Animal Wellness Center 4646 W. Streetsboro Rd. Richfield, Ohio 44286; Tel.: 330-659-3441; Fax: 330-659-3464; e: dancingpawsrichfield@yahoo.com

Dr. Leah Isaacson, DVM, CCRP, Holistic Veterinary Care And Rehabilitation Center 4382 Piedmont Ave. Oakland, CA 94611 Tel.: 510-339-2600; Fax: 510-350-1278

Dr. David Brunner, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. William Neumann, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Lisa Sponsler, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Lori Fruit, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Elizabeth Murphy, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Christine Heinz, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Sara Rudwell, DVM Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center 6225 Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-5334

Dr. Donn W. Griffiths, DVM, MS 2527 W. Dublin-Granville Road Columbus, OH 43235 Tel.: 615-889-2556; e: nfo@drdonn.com

Dr. Bob Ulbrich, DVM, CVH 11505-D S.W. Pacific Hwy. Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tel.: 503-293-6666; Fax: 503-293-1721; e: holisticpetvet@holisticpetvetclinic.com

Dr. Rachel Tennant, DVM, MA, CVA 11505-D S.W. Pacific Hwy. Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tel.: 503-293-6666; Fax: 503-293-1721; e: holisticpetvet@holisticpetvetclinic.com

Dr. Sheila Dodson, DVM 13900 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Lenexa, KS 66215 Tel.: 913-825-3330; Fax: 913-825-3331; e: mariposavet@gmail.com

Dr. Cathy King, DVM, CVA 13900 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Lenexa, KS 66215 Tel.: 913-825-3330; Fax: 913-825-3331; e: mariposavet@gmail.com

Dr. J. C. Burcham, DVM 13900 Santa Fe Trail Dr. Lenexa, KS 66215 Tel.: 913-825-3330; Fax: 913-825-3331; e: mariposavet@gmail.com

Dr. Jim Carlson, DVM, CVA, CVSM Lifetime Pet Wellness Center 454 Lazelle Road Columbus, OH 43240 Phone: 614-888-2100 Fax: 614-888-0622

Dr. Muriel Leas, DVM, CVA Lifetime Pet Wellness Center 454 Lazelle Road Columbus, OH 43240 Phone: 614-888-2100 Fax: 614-888-0622

Dr. Julie Towle DVM, CVA, CVC, CTVH Pet Pals Holistic Veterinary Hospital8503 Westfield Blvd. Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 Phone: (317)257-1761 Fax: (317)257-1839 petpalsvets@comcast.net

Dr. Richard Arnold DVM Pet Pals Holistic Veterinary Hospital8503 Westfield Blvd. Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 Phone: (317)257-1761 Fax: (317)257-1839 petpalsvets@comcast.net