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Integrated Veterinary Centre is part of the Balanced Being Group and is based in Wetherby, on the A1 between Leeds and York in West Yorkshire. |
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IVC offer both first opinion care
and a referral service for small animals. The centre is fully
equipped and includes two operating theatres, radiography,
diagnostic ultrasound, endoscopy, separate cat and dog wards as well
as spacious and relaxed seated consulting rooms. A look at
our services page will highlight the many different types of
treatment that we can use to provide an individual integrated
programme to treat the needs of your animal companion. We look
forward to welcoming you and your animals to IVC. |
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New Canine Physical Therapy Clinic Opens at Balanced Being New for 2010 is the opening of our Onsite Canine Physical Therapy Clinic. Local McTimoney Equine and Canine Physical Therapist Dani Paizis has joined our team at Balanced Being and is running regular clinics for dogs.
Principle vet Sue Armstrong says: “We are delighted to be able to offer this new service to our clients and their dogs. Dani joins us with a wealth of experience in canine back care, we have already seen great results from the dogs she has treated. By providing the physical therapy clinic we are promoting our philosophy of complete care for animals”.
Appointments can be booked by calling reception on: 01937 543860.
For further information click here or contact Dani Paizis on: 07967 709969 or email: dani@dspequineservices.co.uk
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Homeopathy In Practice, the journal of the Alliance of
Registered Homepaths, recently published an article by Sue Armstrong
on the Homeopathic approach to Cancer in Animals. Click
here
to read it. Note this article is in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader to view the file. A free download of Acrobat Reader is available here. |
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TAOS CANCER SEMINAR
Sue Armstrong has just returned from
Taos, New Mexico after delivering the first five day seminar
dedicated to the homeopathic treatment of cancer in animals. The
seminar was one in a series of advanced homeopathic seminars for
veterinary professionals put on by the American veterinary homeopath
Don Hamilton, author of the
Cancer is now becoming as large an issue in our animals as it is for humans with conventional therapy still very much rooted in non targeted chemotherapy and radiotherapy. An integrated approach to cancer therapy involving primarily homeopathy and nutrition are giving very promising results in practice and Sue Armstrong is committed to advancing this field of veterinary medicine both through long term clinical research projects and through the sharing of the experience and knowledge gained in practice. |
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abroad? Since the introduction of the new style European Pet Passports it has never been easier to take your pet abroad. You can now take your cat, dog or ferret (yes...ferret!) almost anywhere in the European Union...but there are some things you need to know...click here to find out more... |
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Identify your dog by Tattooing An alternative to micro chipping
A tattoo is permanent, visible and effective with a high success rate of returns on lost dogs. Puppies can be tattooed from 6 weeks of age onwards. Ask Vivien or at reception for details. |
The danger of plastic netting and the story of Higgles the Hedgehog by Judi Harvey...click here |
The Carters Fund
for Health and Rescue
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Fleas...Ugh!...what you need to know...click on him a
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...Ebony, a wonderful horse with a wonderful story of how Homeopathy works...click here for the owners account |
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Pet Chipping now with built in thermometer...click here for details |
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