
We offer the finest in both conventional as well as complementary medicine - a truly holistic approach to pet care. Our highly qualified doctors use state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to get to the root of your pet's health problems. Then, we treat your pet's whole body on a physical, emotional, mental and spiritual level to obtain the most effective and complete level of healing possible, using the least invasive, non-toxic natural methods.
Like people, every animal is a living, energetic being constantly adjusting to it's surrounding environment and attempting to stay in a state of equilibrium or balance.
Like people, every animal is a living, energetic being constantly adjusting to it's surrounding environment and attempting to stay in a state of equilibrium or balance.
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About Vet at The Barn
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The philosophy of Holistic Medicine is 2400 years old, in that the body must be treated as a whole instead of treating just parts of the body. In Holistic Veterinary Medicine, we are not just treating a symptom or a disease.
We are seeking the underlying causes of disease and treating your pet's whole body on an emotional, physical, mental and spiritual level to obtain the deepest level of healing possible, with the least invasive, non-toxic and natural methods.Holistic Veterinary Medicine is also used to beat cancer of various types including lymphoma, leukemia, osteosarcoma, and melanoma.
We are seeking the underlying causes of disease and treating your pet's whole body on an emotional, physical, mental and spiritual level to obtain the deepest level of healing possible, with the least invasive, non-toxic and natural methods.Holistic Veterinary Medicine is also used to beat cancer of various types including lymphoma, leukemia, osteosarcoma, and melanoma.
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While living in Italy, Beverly studied homeopathy and herbal medicine. She worked at Citta' della Domenica Zoo as a zoo veterinarian for two years. Bev lived on a small farm raising dairy goats. Other pets and visitors in the house included: baboons, pigs, dogs, cats, ducks, chickens, turkeys, and geese.
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After several acupuncture and hydrotherapy treatments "Zack" began to walk more normally. He was discharged from our outpatient treatment after he was full weight bearing on the limb. A month later the owners called stating he was now having trouble with his right limb. This condition seemed to travel and now affected both limbs.
Teeth Cleaning
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If interested in booking an appointment please call the office and ask to speak with Annie. In order to be a candidate for this procedure, we require that your pet be examined at our practice by a veterinary doctor within the past 12 months. This procedure is not for every pet; poor candidates include pets with severe tartar, gingivitis, fractured teeth or teeth that are in need of extraction.
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