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Herbal medicine | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. Herbal medicine for pets. Western Veterinary Herbal Medicine. Western Veterinary Herbal Medicine, based on scientific research and phytotherapy, can be used to effectively treat animals with a wide range of conditions. Whilst it is very modern and evidence based in its approach, Western herbal medicine still values the empirical knowledge of traditional folk medicine. In the initial consultation Holly will build up a complete medical health profile of ...

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Patient stories | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. There is no longer the need for surgery and Monty is back to his bouncing, barking best and his brother Harry has his playmate back! We unreservedly recommend considering acupuncture as a viable alternative and also acknowledge Holly’s professionalism with the important addition that she also cares! Geoff and Jan Nelson, North Somerset. There is no doubt in my mind that Beau has taken on a new lease of life. Jan and Chris Oliff. She is a 13 year old Go...

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Advice | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. Holly’s Holistic Advice. The following are examples of some of Holly’s most common Q and As that have appeared in. I have decided to fulfill a dream by traveling around Europe in my motorhome with my beloved dog Ginger. She has her pets passport – but unfortunately she does get a bit car-sick. I was wondering whether there were any alternative treatments that you could recommend to help her on our long trips? How can Acupuncture help? How does it work?

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In the news | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. From unhappy hens, to horses that won’t get into the horsebox, Holly offers alternative solutions for a range of different animal conundrums in Country Living Magazine April 2009. Natural Born Healers – published in the Spring 2008 edition of Organic Farming, The Soil Associations publication for farmers. Holly is actively involved in promoting the use of homeopathy on organic farms, as part of her role at The Soil Association. Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?

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Referrals | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. Holly can only treat pets which are registered and under the care of a primary vet – this is a vet who provides everyday and emergency care 24 hours a day. Holly can see your pet as a. From your regular primary care vet and they will work together so that Holly can provide complementary treatment for specific conditions whilst you still use your regular vet for everyday, routine and emergency care. Please download a form. Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS.

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Links | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. College of Integrative Veterinary Therapy. British Association of Veterinary Herbalists. The National Institute of Medical Herbalists. The Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturists. The International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. Holly’s online course in Natural Pet Health Care. Lily’s Kitchen – Organic and Holistic pet foods. Holistic Veterinary Practice in Sydney. Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Design by m.onkey.

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Acupuncture | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. Acupuncture is an ancient form of Traditional Chinese Medicine that stimulates the body to produce its own natural pain-killers and can thus be an effective form of pain relief. According to the ancient Chinese pain was a blockage of Qi energy within the body and the strategic placement of acupuncture needles corrects and re-balances this flow. Usually an initial course of 4 weekly treatments are offered, which are then usually tapered down to monthly ...

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FAQs | Holistic Veterinary Referrals

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Holly Mash BVSc IVAS MRCVS. Skip to primary content. How much does it cost? It varies depending on the individual complaint and the treatment necessary, ranging from approximately 38. Is it covered by my pet insurance? Yes – fortunately the vast majority of policies cover complementary treatments as long as they are carried out by a qualified vet, however do check the small print first. How long is a session? Acupuncture treatments generally last 30 minutes and herbal medicine consultations 45-60 minutes.