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Institute of Complementary Animal Therapies
theicat.co.uk
Courses on Shiatsu, massage, flower essence therapy, and energy healing.
Broad Ripple Animal Wellness Center
bracwellness.com
Holistic and integrative veterinary medical center in Indianapolis, USA. Provides details of the services offered, a facility tour and information on the doctors and staff.
Natural Rearing of Dogs and Cats
naturalrearing.com
Information on holistic health care for animals. Articles on diet, vaccination, herbs, homeopathy, NAET allergy treatment, applied to pets.
Taranet Alternative Animal Therapies
taranet.co.uk
Source of complementary animal therapies, including acupuncture, animal communication, chiropractic, equine massage, herbal remedies, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, magnotherapy, osteopathy, physiotherapy, radionics, reiki, shiatsu, ailments, and training.
Pet Sage
petsage.com
Resource for pet owners and veterinarians around the world interested in holistic medicine and complementary therapies. Includes articles and books on a variety of topics.
Use of Alternative Remedies in Pets
ivis.org
International Veterinary Information Service - Scientific article on giving herbs, flower essences and homeopathic remedies to pets.
Gold Bead Implantation in Small Animals
lochvale.freeservers.com
Paper by Dr. Terry Durkes about the use of this therapy to treat a number of conditions.
Natural Pet News
petcare.hhnews.com
Online resources and articles to help keep your pets healthy the natural way. Focus on prevention, nutrition, aromatherapy and other holistic and natural pet care.
Theravet
theravet.com
Information on chiropractic manipulation, hydrotherapy, laser treatment, acupuncture, nutrition and behavioral therapy. Listing of animal therapists throughout the UK.
Reiki Me Well
reikimewell.synthasite.com
Describes how Reiki can help animals. Offers healing in the home for pets and owners in the Orange County, California area and free distance healing.
Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine
workingdogs.com
Working Dogs book review of veterinary reference/text book of the above title, by complementary/alternative veterinarians Allen Schoen and Susan Wynn.
AMC Rehab
amcrehab.com
Renee Wallis, RVT, CCRP, based in San Diego County, offers pet rehabilitation with hydrotherapy, therapeutic ultrasound, electrical stimulation for muscles, therapeutic exercises and personalized home exercises.
AltVetMed
altvetmed.org
Information on acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicine, homeopathy, nutritional therapy and other alternative modalities, from veterinarians Susan Wynn and Jan Bergeron.
Out of the Earth
outoftheearth.com
Natural healing alternatives for pets and their people, including aromatherapy and flower essence blends, goddess, yin, affirmations, inspiration, astrology, chakras, and crystals.
Animal Institute of Holistic Health
theanimalinstitute.com
Organization offering clinics, classes and seminars which provide training in natural and alternative therapies for animals.
Hirudolab: International Medicinal Leech Center
hirudolab.com
Breeders of leeches. Provides information on leeches and how they can be used in veterinary medicine for treating abscesses, painful joints, glaucoma, myasthenia and to heal venous diseases and thrombosis.
VetLord.org: Alternative Veterinary Medicine
vetlord.org
Dr. Tracy Lord DVM, a holistic veterinarian, provides a blog on pet health, well-being and behavior, recommends certain products and provides recipes and information on making cat and dog food at home.
The Naturally Healthy Pet
thenaturallyhealthypet.com
Provides informational articles and a forum for discussion of natural therapies for keeping animals healthy. Membership required.
Complementary Veterinary Medicine
healthypet.com
American Animal Hospital Association article.
VeterinaryWatch
veterinarywatch.com
Aims to encourage critical examination of the objective evidence and science, or lack of it, supporting claims made by alternative practitioners. Outlines its objectives, activities and goals.
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I am very much interested in studying and practicing alternative medicine?
Q. I am currently a 3rd year biology major and really want to practice and learn alternative medicine. Any information from someone working in the field would be greatly appreciated. I need someone to direct me where to go!
Asked by think.thought - Mon Sep 29 21:45:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best advice is to contact local practitioners in your area and ask to speak with them and to possibly observe them at work for a short time. Alternative practitioners do this all of the time. In addition, do the same with allopathic practitioners such as medical or osteopathic physicians, physical therapists and physician assistants. That being said, acupuncture seems to be the most clinically proven and accepted therapy for a variety of conditions (just take a look at Medscape.com or PubMed).
Answered by bs - Tue Sep 30 15:28:44 2008
Q. I am currently a 3rd year biology major and really want to practice and learn alternative medicine. Any information from someone working in the field would be greatly appreciated. I need someone to direct me where to go!
Asked by think.thought - Mon Sep 29 21:45:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best advice is to contact local practitioners in your area and ask to speak with them and to possibly observe them at work for a short time. Alternative practitioners do this all of the time. In addition, do the same with allopathic practitioners such as medical or osteopathic physicians, physical therapists and physician assistants. That being said, acupuncture seems to be the most clinically proven and accepted therapy for a variety of conditions (just take a look at Medscape.com or PubMed).
Answered by bs - Tue Sep 30 15:28:44 2008
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