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Dr. Martin Goldstein: a 'holistic' approach to veterinary medicine.(Profits & passions: successful business people have many dimensions, they even manage ... from: Westchester County Business Journal by Rick Archer, 2004-05-03

Manual of Equine Dentistry by Tom Allen, 2008-10-09

Veterinary Medicine Card Set ""Homeopathy for Dogs"" consisting of 1. Homeopathy for Dogs; 2. Homepathic Emergency Card for Dogs & Cats by Hawelka, 2007-01-10

Complementary Therapies for Horse & Rider by Susan McBane, Caroline Davis, 2001-10

Australian Tea Tree Oil First Aid for Animals by Cheyanne West, 1998-09

Four Paws, Five Directions: A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs by Cheryl Schwartz, Mark Ed. Schwartz, 1996-07-01

New Choices in Natural Healing for Dogs & Cats by Amy D. Shojai, Editors Prevention for Pets Books, 2001-07-13

The Natural Remedy Book for Dogs & Cats by Diane Stein, 1994-06-01

Holistic Aromatherapy for Animals: A Comprehensive Guide to the Use of Essential Oils & Hydrosols with Animals by Kristen Leigh Bell, 2002-09-01

Kindred Spirits: How the Remarkable Bond Between Humans and Animals Can Change the Way we Live by Allen M. Schoen D.V.M., 2002-02-12

A Scientific Clinical Research Veterinary Homeopathy by B. P. Madrewar, 2007-06-30

Homoeopathy in Veterinary Practice by Harndall, 2000-06-30

Bach Flower Card Set consisting of: 1. Bach Flower Card for Dogs, Cats, Small Animals & Horses - Behaviors & Affections - 2. Bach Flower Card for Dogs, ... Indispositions - Veterinary Science Card by Hawelka, 2007-01-10

Veterinary Homoeopathy by John Rush, 2004-02-15

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Alternative Veterinary Medicine
Results for alternative veterinary medicine . (Source AltaVista). 7. alternativeveterinary medicine Centre AVMC alternative veterinary medicine Centre
http://www.fizgigs.com/page.php?page=alternative veterinary medicine
GCC: Center For Integrative Animal Health (CIAH) -- Introduction
Future potential projects include A planned sabbatical for Dr. Schoen to furtherdevelop new approaches to complementary and alternative veterinary medicine.
http://www.gcci.org/ciah/ciah.html

Extractions: About CIAH Director: Allen M. Schoen , D.V.M, M.S. More Information About CIAH Dr. Allen M. Schoen How you can help Books by Dr. Schoen ... Articles by Dr. Schoen The purpose of CIAH is to study, develop and teach complementary and alternative medical approaches to animal health care, both companion animals (large and small) as well as wildlife. Over the past seven years, the center has supported advanced study and development of various veterinary alternative therapies, including acupuncture, chiropractic, and botanical medicine. Dr. Allen Schoen (R) treating a pony for non-surgical colic through acupuncture. Dr. Brian Baker (L) of South Africa observes. Photo courtesy of B. Schoen CIAH has the potential to develop further in a number of different areas depending on available funding. Future potential projects include: A planned sabbatical for Dr. Schoen to further develop new approaches to complementary and alternative veterinary medicine. Possible non-profit animal medical center for complementary and alternative health care in Westchester or Fairfield County.
Sladen Library - Hot Topics / Alternative Medicine
site created by veterinarians, this site offers alternatives for best friends and is truly a virtual storehouse for alternative veterinary medicine.
http://sladen.hfhs.org/library/reference/hot-topics-alternative-medicine.htm
American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association - AHVMA Supports Complementary,
Organization of veteriarians to support holistic, complementary and alternative veterinary medicine Category Health Animal Professional OrganizationsAmerican Holistic veterinary Medical Association supporting holistic, complementaryand alternative veterinary medicine and natural healing for pets and
http://www.ahvma.org/
DAHS
Diploma in veterinary (alternative) (DAHS) Duration 1 Year. 9) medicine and Pharmacology(2 Papers). Study Material Lessons will be sent by us through post.
http://www.altmedindia.com/dahs.htm

Extractions: Diploma in Veterinary (Alternative) (D.A.H.S.) Duration 1 Year Qualification: School Final / High School / Class Xth Pased or equivalent. Medium of Instruction: Hindi/English Syllabus: 1) Anatomy 2) Physiology 9) Medicine and Pharmacology (2 Papers) Study Material : Lessons will be sent by us through post. Examination: After sending study materials, question papers are posted at your address and completed answer script should be sent to us within the prescribed time. Diploma and Marksheet are awarded to the successful candidate by the Indian Institute of Medical Technology which is registered by the Govt. Fees: Rs
Khoj - Directory For Alternative Medicine
on veterinary Acupuncture. Siddha Kannan A note on the Siddha system. Ayurveda,SiddhaHerbal and alternative medicine A Comparative Study of Ayurveda and
http://www.khoj.com/Health_and_Medicine/Alternative_Medicine/
CSICOP Announcment Mailing List: Re: Confronting "Alternative" Veterinary Medici
Re Confronting alternative veterinary medicine. SkeptInq(SkeptInq@aol.com) Tue, 19 May 1998 093321 EDT
http://www.csicop.org/list/archive/0073.html

Extractions: Tue, 19 May 1998 09:33:21 EDT Subj: Confronting "Alternative" Veterinary Medicine From: aleonis@aleonis.seanet.com http://www.seanet.com/~vettf/Guidelines.htm http://www.seanet.com/~vettf/JAVMAlet.htm http://www.seanet.com/~vettf/ ... http://www.ncahf.org/ Next message: SkeptInq: "SI DIGEST 5-11-98" Previous message: SkeptInq: "Come Chat With Joe"
Complementary & Alternative Medicine - VCU Libraries
AltVetMed Complemetary and alternative veterinary medicine. Holisticveterinary medicineAcupuncture, Chiropractic, Herbal medicine
http://www.library.vcu.edu/tml/bibs/cam.html

Extractions: Quick Links Online Books Online Journals CINAHL ERIC Factiva InfoTrac OneFile LexisNexis MEDLINE/PubMed PsycInfo Web of Science Check your E-mail Course Reserves Explore the Web Interlibrary Loan - ILLiad Reference Shelf Search our Website CAM on PubMed CAM on PubMed allows you to easily find journal citations related to complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). When you click on the CAM on PubMed logo, your literature search will automatically be limited to the CAM subset of PubMed. Cochrane Library VCU Database of systematic reviews of the effects of healthcare. Search for complementary and alternative therapies (examples: acupuncture, ginko, chinese medicine). Government Documents Monthly Catalog (1970 - present) VCU Search for information on your topic as published by the US Government. Health Reference Center-Academic (1995 - present) VCU Health Sciences related research and articles.
E-J Finder Results
alternative medicine Research. alternative medicine Women. Biomedicine. Biomedicine Computer Programs. Center for veterinary medicine. Clinical medicine.
http://ejournal.coalliance.org/SubSearcher.cfm?subj=Medicine
Alternative Therapy
Complementary and alternative veterinary medicine www.altvetmed.com A commercialsite created by veterinarians, this Website offers alternatives for best
http://stjohnslibrary.org/alternative.htm

Extractions: This site contains extensive resources for the most commonly referred to types of alternative medicine (i.e., acupuncture, herbal medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine). The Herbal Medicine link includes an online version of Material Medical, which contains monographs of many herbs used for treatment. Each monograph contains alternate names, indications, dosages, and actions of the herbs; many contain references and a color photo of the herb. A commercial site created by veterinarians, this Website offers alternatives for "best friends" and is truly a virtual storehouse for alternative veterinary medicine. The site contains fact sheets on treating common veterinary conditions with alternative treatments (which are well referenced), links to other alternative veterinary medicine sites, as well as a list of veterinarians practicing alternative veterinary medicine in the United States. MEDLINE plus: Alternative Medicine
Alternative, Complementary, And Holistic Veterinary Medicine (AltVetMed)
This page includes links to many alternative veterinary medicine web sites anda directory of the members of the American Holistic veterinary Medical
http://www.library.ucsf.edu/biosites/data/453.html

Extractions: Home Latest 25 Resources Topic List Title: Alternative, Complementary, and Holistic Veterinary Medicine (AltVetMed) Creator: Jan A. Bergeron, VMD and Susan Gayle Wynn, DVM Location (URL): http://www.altvetmed.com/ Provider: Monmouth Internet Corporation in Monmouth, New Jersey Description: This page was created to offer veterinarians and the general public information on complementary and alternative therapies in veterinary medicine. These alternative therapies include acupuncture, herbal, chiropractic, homeopathic, nutritional and other alternative modalities. This page includes links to many alternative veterinary medicine web sites and a directory of the members of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Assoiciation. Access Type: Web (http) MeSH: Veterinary Medicine; Animal Diseases; Animal Welfare Publication Date: ISBN/ISSN: Frequency : Other/Irregular Submitted By: UCD, JLT Date Submitted:
Complementary, Alternative, Holistic Veterinary Medicine Bookstore
Book Store. Complementary, alternative, Holistic veterinary medicine.Veterinarians Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs Safe and
http://holisticnatural.com/bookalt.htm
RCVS Library & Information Service: Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine
views on complementary and alternative medicine. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2001 Mar 15;218(6)8545Boothe DM, Slater MR. Standards for veterinary clinical trials
http://www.rcvslibrary.org.uk/ebvm.html

Extractions: Evidence based veterinary medicine This resource list s a modified and updated version of one given out Andrew Booth of Sheffield University's School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at the 2000 AHIS Conference at Edinburgh Zoo on 13 April as part of his presentation on evidence based medicine. Andrew's gateway to evidence-based medicine sites, Netting the Evidence , may also be of interest. You may order copies of items from the list below using our document supply form Evidence Based Veterinary Medicine - Getting started Articles Alterman HP. Opposing thoughts on acupuncture. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2001 Mar 15;218(6):851-2
WHC - Veterinary Medicine (Holistic) Practitioners & Clinics
veterinary medicine (Holistic) Practitioners Please use the form below to searchour extensive directory of alternative and complementary practitioners
http://www.worldwidehealthcenter.net/directory.php?treat=60
Alternative Veterinary Medicine
http://www.ggtm.de/

Extractions: Schicken Sie uns eine Mail Schnaitsee, den 8.12.96. last update 17.07.02. registriert in: und Aktuelles Homepage e-mail Internet oder direkt bei uns auf diesem Klick! Bei speziellen Fragen wenden Sie sich bitte an Dr. Michael Rakow Tel.: 09524-5490 Fax 09524-6888 Arbeitsgebiet Akupunktur: Sabine Gaidoss Tel: 06755-9228 Fax 06755-96042 Tel.: 07134-14600 Fax: 07134-22308 Arbeitsgebiet Biologische Tiermedizin: Dr. Walter Greiff Tel.: 08331-2805 Fax: 08331-2833 Arbeitsgebiet Verhaltenstherapie: Gabriele Pfeiffer Tel.: 02241-28917 Fax: 02241-203853 Arbeitskreis Homotoxikologie: Dr. Erich Reinhart Tel: 07221-501260 Fax: 07221-501280 Arbeitskreis Ohrakupunktur: Dr. Cornelia Graf-Moreau Tel: 02403-34949, Fax: 02403-34990 Arbeitskreis Phytotherapie: Dr. Gerd Riedel-Caspari Tel: 07524-48130, Fax: 07524-49864 Arbeitskreis Organotherapie/Zytoplasmatische Therapie: Tel: 06257-5079020, Fax: 06257-5079030
Animals
Pet Holistic Information Explore my links for alternative medicine in pets andhumans, veterinary medicine, holistic pet health, pet nutrition, pet books
http://www.foundhealth.com/Health/Animals/Alternative_Medicine/

Extractions: Advertisement Foundhealth.com Search All Terms Any Term Tips Browse foundhealth.com Health calculators Fast Food Database Speakers Bureau How to evaluate sites Submit a site Contact us Home - main directory Top Health Animals : Alternative Medicine Alternatives for Animals Referral Network - A non-profit corporation organized to further awareness of safe, natural alternatives to conventional medicine for pets. Large list of holistic vets and practitioners and products. American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture - Directory of veterinarians belonging to the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture. Information about pet health issues, acupuncture and traditional chinese medicine for pets. Animal's Talk - Barbara Morrison - Animal psychic Climax Springs Veterinary Service - We offer pet and farm animals both conventional and alternative approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Darren Hawks, DVM - Holistic Veterinary Medicine - Dr. Hawks' special interests include addressing the emotional components of disease, energetic or vibrational healing, and integration of the health of the pet, the horse and the owner. Foxden Equine - Laser therapy systems, lasers for rent or sale, equine management consultant, wound therapy, supplements for horses.
Complementary, Alternative, And Holistic Veterinary Medicine (AltVetMed) Welcome
a portal for information on CAVM, as well as selected information on conventionalveterinary medicine and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in
http://new.altvetmed.com/

Extractions: Welcome Welcome to the AltVetMed Web Site, your home for finding information about complementary and alternative therapies in veterinary medicine (CAVM). The AltVetMed site was founded in January 1996, by Jan Agar Bergeron, VMD and Susan Gayle Wynn, DVM. Recently, the site was moved to a new server and has undergone its first major design overhaul since its inception. With the new design, we hope to bring you much more information than we offered in the past. When the site was first launched, there were no other sites on the Web that dealt with CAVM. The largest and most visited veterinary medicine site on the Web at that time was NetVet, and most major veterinary associations did not even have Web sites. Today, all the major veterinary associations, veterinary schools, and CAVM organizations have Web sites. Many holistic veterinarians also have their own Web sites, and many conventional veterinary practices do as well. All of these new sites provide us with the opportunity to provide links to extensive information that was unavailable six years ago. Therefore, the new, redesigned AltVetMed site will become a portal for information on CAVM, as well as selected information on conventional veterinary medicine and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in general. We will continue to offer our own content in the form of basic articles that provide an overview of various CAVM modalities and articles that provide specific information about selected disease problems. We are unable to answer individual questions about specific pet health problems for practical and legal reasons.
Complementary, Alternative, And Holistic Veterinary Medicine (AltVetMed) Susan G
Wynn is the author of a number of scientific and clinical papers, and has lecturedon the subject of complementary and alternative veterinary medicine in the
http://new.altvetmed.com/pages/wynn.html

Extractions: Susan Gayle Wynn, DVM Dr Wynn graduated from the University of Georgia in 1987, having been elected a Phi Zeta honor society member and receiving a certificate of merit in small animal medicine. She completed a one year internship in small animal medicine at Friendship Hospital for Animals in Washington DC, where she developed an interest in complementary veterinary medicine by watching successful treatment of many chronic cases by a homeopathic veterinarian. When she returned to Atlanta in 1989, she co-founded Pets Are Loving Support for people with AIDS, an organization that financially and physically supports people with AIDS to enable them to keep their pets. She recently completed post-doctoral research in viral and vaccine immunology at Emory University School of Medicine . Her research concentrated on the potential for canine vaccine viruses to cause autoimmune thyroiditis in susceptible animals. Dr Wynn has served as faculty for Evening at Emory in the Searching for Medical Alternatives course, and assisted in teaching Emory medical students in complementary medicine. She is the Executive Director of the Georgia Holistic Veterinary Medical Association, which was founded in 1994 to educate veterinarians about the advantages of using complementary medical methods. She is a former National Secretary of the International Association for Veterinary Homeopathy, and a former member of the Board of Directors of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association . Dr Wynn is founder of the
Veterinary Vouchers Registered Animal Charity
Tales abound, of cures by alternative medicine, where conventional When seeking treatmentwith natural medicine, it is of a vet and under veterinary supervision
http://www.veterinaryvouchers.co.uk/chrisday.htm

Extractions: Christopher Day MA VetMB CertIAVH VetFFHom MRCVS There has been a popular surge of support for natural medicines, whether in human or animal fields, over the last two decades. This is running side-by-side with the new environmental and health awareness, that is already becoming a feature of the 21st Century. Homoeopathy (a.k.a. Homeopathy or Homopathy), Herbs and Acupuncture are the most well-known of the natural therapies used. They will be briefly described here. There are, however, several other worthwhile branches of alternative medicine, also referred to as holistic, natural or complementary medicine. Identity problems aside, what is embraced by these therapies is a common thread, that of applying a stimulus to the body's own healing powers. Herbs alone also exert a direct pharmacological effect and did, in fact, spawn conventional medicine. The therapies that I use are Homoeopathy, Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Herbs, Tissue Salts, Aromatherapy, Bach Flowers, Laser, Ultra-sound, Chiropractic, Nutrition. I add nutrition because, without it, I believe there is no good medicine. As a basis of all my work, I recommend a natural, clean, fresh, varied, preferably organic diet, suited to the evolved needs of each species. Tales abound, of cures by alternative medicine, where conventional medicine has failed. The underlying theme, however, is that a condition is only curable if a) the body has a mechanism of repair or rebalancing, b) we are able to find an appropriate stimulus for that mechanism and c) we take all possible steps to remove the obstacles to recovery. If these three things are in place, we can witness a cure, no matter what the conventional prognosis or the name of the disease or disorder.
FHDA Library: Alternative Medicine For Animals
the labels such as traditional and alternative from dividing the profession. A veterinarian is a veterinarian, and veterinary medicine is veterinary
http://users.netropolis.net/kazikat/FHD4r.htm

Extractions: May 23, 2001 A lternative medical treatments for animals have some value after all, a veterinarians group has decided in backing off from a proposed policy that would have discouraged the practices. Instead, revised guidelines adopted by the executive board of the Schaumburg-based American Veterinary Medical Association say the treatments, ranging from acupuncture to more exotic treatments such as herbalism, can plays a legitimate role in animal health care. "The AVMA recognizes the interest in and use of these modalities and is open to their consideration," the new guidelines state. The guidelines contrast sharply with those proposed in December by an AVMA task force. They called unconventional medicine "unproven practices." Those proposals sent a chill through the growing ranks of veterinarians who use alternative care and say animals at times can benefit from non-traditional treatments. Also, there were fears that if the 65,000-member AVMA adopted a tighter policy, such as demanding more scientific proof of certain treatments' effectiveness, some states might respond by restricting veterinarians' practices. The new guidelines, however, "leave the door open for those who want to use these treatments," said Dr. Craig Smith, an AVMA staff member.

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