A Deep Partnership for Vets

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As a veterinarian, referring a patient for holistic vet care can bridge the gap when treating complex health issues or when traditional methods aren't enough. With a growing demand for more natural, minimally invasive treatment methods, holistic vet care takes a full-body approach to diagnosing and treating your animal patients. This natural approach addresses the animal's physical, mental, and emotional wellness to create a comprehensive treatment plan that meets all of the animal's needs rather than just one.

Working with a holistic pet veterinarian can expand your pet patient's treatment options, creating a more personalized approach to their care. Combined with traditional treatment methods, holistic pet care can speed healing and help manage pain and chronic issues like arthritis, allergies, and digestive problems. Holistic vet care also focuses on prevention and long-term health.

By offering referrals, you are showing your patients that you understand their unique needs and are committed to providing the best possible care to achieve overall health and well-being.

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Why Choose Holistic Vet Care For Your Patients?

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By combining the strengths of traditional medicine with natural therapies, integrative veterinarian medicine can improve the natural healing abilities of animal patients. Holistic pet care is designed to work alongside traditional methods to expand the treatment options available to veterinarians so they can meet the specific needs of each animal patient. Acupuncture, orthopedic manipulation (chiropractic), herbal therapies, homeopathy, microbiome therapy, and ozone therapy can all play an integral role in addressing the central cause of an issue and helping improve an animal's natural ability to heal.

Integrative medicine is especially valuable in treating chronic illness in pets. Holistic medicine can help manage pain, anxiety, skin disorders, and other chronic conditions that might not be easily treated through traditional veterinary methods. This approach provides relief for animal patients and shows your clients that you can provide personalized treatment plans for every wellness issue that comes into your clinic, especially for those clients in which integrative options are important to them.

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Collaborating with veterinary specialists, particularly the holistic and integrative veterinarians at Mountain View Animal Hospital & Holistic Pet Care, is vital in providing quality care to your patients. As the primary care veterinarian, you will oversee the care of your patient and work with our team to create a treatment plan that aligns with the health goals you have already established for your pet patient.

Maintaining open communication is vital in managing your patient's overall care to ensure that you remain involved in the diagnosis and decision-making process. Our goal is to provide integrative care by sharing records, discussing treatment options, and helping you create a streamlined care plan for both you and your pet patient. This allows you to maintain your role as the primary care veterinarian while also reinforcing your dedication to providing superior care for your patients.

Collaborating With You: Maintaining Your Role as Primary Care Veterinarian

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How Integrative Medicine Enhances Traditional Veterinary Practices

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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.