Join Mountain View Animal Hospital – Veterinarian Opportunities

A Deep Partnership

For Vets.

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We pride ourselves on a relaxing experience for your patient and client at our Holistic Care Center. We offer individualized aromatherapy, Zen Garden music and practice as a fear free hospital for our patients. Weather permitting, clients and patients may walk on the connecting trail of Anderson Park or relax on our grassy knoll prior to or after their visit. Rest assured that when you refer a patient to us for Integrative and Holistic Veterinary Treatments, you will remain as the Primary Care Veterinarian.

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What to Expect for Your Patient

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A close-up of a white kitten with striking blue eyes and black ears. The kitten, perhaps just examined by a veterinarian, is looking directly at the camera with its paw slightly raised. The background appears to be indoors with blurry brown and black elements.

A white bull terrier puppy lies down on a white surface, looking directly at the camera. Sitting behind the puppy is a black cat, facing to the side. Both animals are calm and appear comfortable together, as if they've just returned from a visit to the veterinarian. The background is plain white.

A black and tan dog and a ginger kitten stand close together on green grass, looking curiously at the camera. The kitten appears to be looking up at the dog, highlighting a friendly bond between them, likely nurtured by regular visits to a caring veterinarian.

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Alternatively, when symptoms are suppressed and the energetic imbalance ignored, then deeper and potentially worse diseases can manifest. Holistic medicine assesses the body as a whole and not independent parts. If all of the “parts” can work together, then the body can heal itself. There are many modalities that are considered Integrative and Holistic. The treatment modalities that we offer at our ƒHolistic Referral Center are: Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Ozone, Prolozone, Gold Bead, Massage, Laser Therapy, and Orthopedic Manipulation.

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Integrative and Holistic Veterinary Medicine encompasses many modalities that bring the body into balance. Through balance comes wellness and healing. The methods are peaceful and non-invasive. Treatment involves treating the cause, not the symptoms. By treating the root cause the animal can heal. Unfortunately many medications suppress symptoms but rarely address the root cause. If the cause is not addressed, then the disease will reappear as soon as drugs are discontinued, creating a reliance on medication.

Integrative and Holistic Veterinary Medicine

A tabby cat and a happy dog stand close together in a sunlit field of yellow flowers. The cat has a striped coat and green eyes, while the dog sports brown and white fur, panting with its tongue out. Both animals, checked by the vet recently, look content in the outdoor setting.

A golden retriever with a large, pink tongue panting happily, its mouth slightly open. The dog is looking up at the camera with a content expression while standing on green grass. The image, perhaps taken by a vet during a routine visit, is from above and slightly blurred around the edges.

If you feel that your patient could benefit from any of the procedures listed above, or if you have questions regarding specifics of the treatment, safety, efficacy and cost, please feel free to call our Holistic Referral Center at 775-853-6002. Our specially trained Veterinarians will be happy to answer all of your questions.