Veterinary Homoeopaths
The term 'homoeopathic vet' does
not mean one who practices only homoeopathy. Homoeopathic vets are fully
qualified veterinary surgeons who have elected to take further training and
qualification in the use of homoeopathic medicines. Clearly homoeopathy will not
set a broken leg, it can, however, ameliorate the effects of anaesthetic,
improve the rate of healing and recovery as well as support the animal's
emotional state.
The British Association of
Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons has a list of qualified veterinary
homoeopaths on their web site but it isn't updated too regularly. You may also find that the association's printed list is
more up to date than the online directory.
For this information, please supply a stamped, self-addressed envelope,
at least A5 size, to:
C E I Day Esq MA VetMB CertIAVH VetFFHom MRCVS,
Hon. Sec. BAHVS,
Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre, Chinham House, Stanford in the Vale,
Oxon SN7 8NQ.
Alternatively you can search Natural Animal Health's web site using their map of the UK to identify vets practicing a range of complementary services including homeopathy.
Trevor Adams, Glastonbury, Bristol and Stroud http://www.homvet.co.uk/
Nick Thompson BSc.(Hons), BVM&S, VetMFHom, MRCVS Bath, London (Hyde Park), London (Queens Park), Essex Goodmayes. Also at Purton Veterinary Group in Swindon
All Creatures Veterinary Surgery, London (Battersea)
Lise Hansen DVM MRCVS CertIAVH , London (North)
Megan Kearney BVSc VetMFHom MRCVS MNIMH, Vet, Homoeopath and Registered Herbalist, Yorkshire
Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre, Oxfordshire