Resources for Pet Owners & Veterinarians

One of the main goals of the New York Complementary & Alternative Veterinary Medical Association is to provide pet owners with a simple way to find veterinarians who use complementary and alternative methods in their practice and for veterinarians to find other practitioners who use Complementary & Alternative modalities. 

​Below, please find  links to resources about complementary and alternative care for pet(s).

Cured Cases
Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association
American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association
Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy
The American Society of Pharmacognosy
Henriette’s Herbal Homepage
Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
The American Botanical Council
Agri Dynamics (Jerry Brunetti)
Clover Jack Nutritional Consulting (Dan Giacomini)
Treating Mastitis Without Antibiotics
Wormwise (New Zealand parasite page)
Aloe Vera Studies Organization
Rainforest Nutritionals, Inc
National Dairy Animal Well-Being Initiative
Professional Health Products
Drug Information Online
Breastfeeding and Drugs
GRAS substances and limitations
Health Canada - Veterinary Natural Health Products
BELLE - Biological effects of low level exposures
The Rodale Institute
The Organic Center
Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service
Northeast Organic Dairy Producers Alliance
Sustainable Agriculture and Research
International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada
Union of Concerned Scientists – antimicrobials in agriculture
Postural Rehabilitation

Below, please find  links to resources about general/traditional care for your pet(s).

Home Safety Guide for Pet Owners, courtesy of Expertise.
A Complete Guide to Pet-Proofing Your Home, courtesy of LA Homes.
​Protecting Pets from Aesbestos Exposure and Mesothelioma.

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To submit a resource for the NYCAVMA to post, please email it to Dr. Lankenau for consideration.