"The most significant
obstacle is that for the vast
majority of the cases we
are treating symptoms
and trying to slow
progression of the disease
rather than curing it...
Ultrasound (echocardio-
graphy) is one of the most
important tools. Many general practices do not have the equipment in house due to the cost of the machines and the expertise required to use them.."
George A. Kramer, DVM
"It is essential, especially
with all we have learned
and know today of holistic
health, that we operate in a
preventative manner. We
treat the whole being, not
just symptoms that occur,
and we start as early as
puppyhood. Beginning a
holistic regiment that consists of nutrition, exercise and psychological well-being promote quality health and a quality, longer life...who doesn't want more time with their four-legged best friend? There are measures we can take."
Erica Henesy, Holistic Veternary Practitioner
“The forward thinking of
making more advanced
medical treatment
available to general
veterinary practices is an
idea I believe strongly in
promoting. I would like to
go even further and
develop cures for the two
most common fatalities in felines and canines, cancer and heart disease.”
"The most significant
obstacle is that for the vast
majority of the cases we
are treating symptoms
and trying to slow
progression of the disease
rather than curing it...
Ultrasound (echocardio-
graphy) is one of the most
important tools. Many general practices do not have the equipment in house due to the cost of the machines and the expertise required to use them.."
"It is essential, especially
with all we have learned
and know today of holistic
health, that we operate in a
preventative manner. We
treat the whole being, not
just symptoms that occur,
and we start as early as
puppyhood. Beginning a
holistic regiment that consists of nutrition, exercise and psychological well-being promote quality health and a quality, longer life...who doesn't want more time with their four-legged best friend? There are measures we can take." 
“The forward thinking of
making more advanced
medical treatment
available to general
veterinary practices is an
idea I believe strongly in
promoting. I would like to
go even further and
develop cures for the two
most common fatalities in felines and canines, cancer and heart disease.”