I'm a holistic veterinarian working toward restoring your animal's health and focusing on proactive care.
My passion is educating pet parents through books and videos.
15/11/2025
💔 Does your dog’s fear or anxiety feel never-ending?
The trembling, the pacing, the barking at shadows — it’s heartbreaking to watch. You’ve tried training, calming chews, meds, supplements… and still, peace feels out of reach.
But fear isn’t just a behavior. It’s communication — your dog’s body crying out for safety, balance, and healing.
That’s why I’m honored to join Ness Jones and over 15 experts worldwide for the Decoding Fear & Anxiety Summit, launching Nov 30.
We’ll explore what’s really driving fear — from the gut–brain connection to trauma, body language, resilience, and emotional healing — and how to help your dog (and you!) finally exhale.
🐾 Join us for this life-changing event → Link in comment.
Let’s turn panic into peace — together.
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11/11/2025
Truth!💥
Though this is part of a business training, it applies to everything in life.
As Einstein said, repeating the same thing over and over and expect a different outcome is the definition of insanity.
What are you doing over and over with your pet's that's "insanity" and holding back healing?
Rudy Mawer
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10/11/2025
FMT time again 😂💩... perfect picture because someone came out right behind me, and it looks like my p**p hat is sticking out of my bag, which it really wasn't. 🤣
Joking aside, I was very reluctant to travel and downright scared... a kind of gut feeling and intense vulnerability that I might be putting myself at risk of being hurt (or worse)... but interestingly, so far, everything is moving along well without delays. It reminds me though of what Brené Brown said in a very enlightening interview with Steve Bartlett : "joy is the most vulnerable feeling to allow, because we fear the other shoe will drop." Allowing joy and staying open in the face of fear is not for the faint of heart 😅. It's yet another experience to strengthen the gnosis that I'm supported and taken care of. 🥰 We humans are such worry warts 🙃.
13/10/2025
What an amazing weekend with friends, dogs, great food, tons of fun and learning 😍. Thanks Feed Real Institute for making it so special for everyone! Your work and love for our pet companions is incredible! 💕
12/10/2025
Fun times... I got my chiro fix today 😁. Thanks Dogs First for receiving a bit of magic 🪄🔮✨️!
It strikes me, as Odette Suter does her magic on me (muscle testing) that we know, at least I know, nothing.
What is this magic?!!
I had tennis elbow for MONTHS in my left elbow. Pops up now and again. Last time was ten years ago. It got pretty debilitating, to the point I couldn't pick up a cup of tea without flinching.
A doctor said I needed anti-inflammatories and a physio. I knew enough to ask - why will anti-inflammatories HELP me here? How will it FIX the issue? Get rid of the kink causing it?!
Anti-inflammatories just mask the pain but the pain is telling you something's wrong. Pay attention. The smoke alarms are going off. Don't turn them off with a big stick and get back into bed dummy.
I went to an acupuncturist and one sitting she fixed me.
Now Odette says, as it has popped up again (it's been going on months) "I can probably identify WHY that's happening now as we sit here. Want me to take a look?"
S**t yes I do.
She does some muscle testing to determine where the issue is (look it up - she leans on your arm and when she touches the wrong bit your arm drops. You can't stop it. It's. NUTS.).
Within seconds she says I think your pelvis is wrong.
WHAT?! It's my elbow Odette.
She puts me on my hands and knees, leans on it a bit, hardly at all (she's a chiropractor too) and then was it. Did literally nothing else. Seconds of treatment. She then asks me how my elbow is.
It’s fixed, is how it is. Fixed.
No more pain. It vanished.
Unbelievable. I was struck by how many people are going around with these niggly pains, stuck in a loop on sh*tty meds, and someone like this can just come along and zap them back into good health.
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Can you muscle test dogs? Yes. But they have no arms so what you do is test the owner. She presses around on the dog and when the owners arm goes down she's identified a weakness.
You can even test supplements this way - you hold the supplement to the persons gut or head. If the body needs it, the arm will stay strong. If it doesn't it will go down easy.
Many reading this will be thinking "BS" but before we started she demonstrated how it worked - hold your arm out she said. I did. She tried to push it down. She couldn't without a lot of force. Then she placed the back of her hand on top of my head and down my arm went.
Need to learn more about this.
11/10/2025
In full monty 💩🤪... , Raw Remedies Health
11/10/2025
Off to an amazing start at the Feed Real Summit 2025 😍
02/10/2025
For all the pet parents out there... Kelly Bone from the Saving Pets One Pet @ A Time (The ORIGINAL) FB group has created a wonderful resource for all pet guardians!
🐾❤️ Kelly has worked tirelessly to get people the information they need so they don't have to go through what she did with her precious Duncan. Please visit her website to let her know you see the tremendous love she is sharing. It's phenomenal and more is being added all the time. ❤️❤️
Kelly Bone is a pet owner who lost her dog to an adulterated pet food; Hill’s Science Diet, adulterated with excess vitamin D. Not long after Kelly’s dog Duncan died, Hill’s announced a massive pet food recall. A Warning Letter from FDA to Hill’s pet food confirmed the manufacturer was not f...
01/10/2025
The world of animals was lucky to have such an incredible advocate on their side. Thank you, Jane
With great sadness, the Jane Goodall Institute confirmed this morning the passing of the organization’s founder, Dr. Jane Goodall, age 91 who died peacefully in her sleep while in Los Angeles, CA for her speaking tour in the United States.
Dr. Goodall’s life and work not only made an indelible mark on our understanding of chimpanzees and other species, but also of humankind and the environments we all share. She inspired curiosity, hope and compassion in countless people around the world, and paved the way for many others — particularly young people who gave her hope for the future.
In 1960 Dr. Goodall established the longest running wild chimpanzee study in Gombe National Park, Tanzania which continues to this day. She pioneered and sustained the Jane Goodall Institute’s community-centered conservation initiatives across the chimpanzee range for over four decades. Her legacy includes the creation of JGI’s international environmental and humanitarian youth program Roots & Shoots, which is actively driving change in 75 countries and counting around the world.
The Jane Goodall Institute is incredibly grateful to all our supporters, partners, and friends, especially during this difficult time. To add a personal remembrance of Dr. Goodall and continue her legacy for future generations, please visit JaneGoodall.org/RememberingJane
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Photo credit: Marko Zlousic
30/09/2025
I'm giving away 2 tickets to the Feed Real Summit in San Diego, October 11–12! 🌿🐾
This two-day event brings together leading voices in pet wellness, real food nutrition, and dog longevity, with inspiring talks, hands-on workshops, and a community passionate about better food for pets.
How to Enter:
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3. Tag a friend who loves their pets (1 comment = 1 entry)
Giveaway ends October 2nd at 11:59pm PT. Winners will be announced here on October 3rd, 2025. Travel and lodging are not included.
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My Story
I’m a holistic veterinarian from Switzerland. Having grown up working and riding at a near-by horse barn, it came to no surprise that my love for horses and animals in general would nurture a passion for healing. My mind was set. I would become an equine vet.
My parents’ example to care deeply about the environment and health opened my mind to question the traditional ways of veterinary medicine early on. Equipped with an inquisitive mind and an awareness of the strengths and limitations of western medicine, I embarked on a quest for cure.
The first step was to learn about horses’ hooves and their role in the overall health of horses. While working as a natural hoof care provider I made my way through vet school. After a few years of working in the traditional world of veterinary medicine, my deep desire to understand animals and the gift they bring moved me to relocate to the US where I expanded my knowledge to include animal communication, veterinary acupuncture, nutrition and different energy healing modalities.
In search of greater wholeness within myself I concurrently embarked on a journey of personal growth. This allowed me to deepen my ability to support people and animals on their path. I continued my studies and earned a master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Santa Monica, California, and went on to complete a program of Soul-Centered Leadership from the same school.
Never tired of discovering more about the cause of disease and how to assist others’ healing, I expanded my knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Emperor’s College and became certified in Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Therapy (aka. Chiropractic Care) by The Healing Oasis in Wisconsin.
My never resting inquisitive mind also took me on the adventure to studying functional neurology to be able to help animals function at a higher level. Together with Applied Kinesiology, this is proving to be an extraordinary healing tool.
In recent years my path changed course to include more and more small animals into my practice, satisfying my desire to practice functional medicine. As a small animal vet I get to translate what I learn from my human doctor colleagues to my small furry friends.
Over the years I’ve had the privilege to practice holistic veterinary medicine and hone my skills with several leading holistic veterinarians and chiropractic neurologists and of course many animals. The amount I’ve learned has far surpassed my expectations and I feel so blessed for having such generous mentors (humans and animals).
My intention is to guide individuals on a journey to well-being that integrates body, mind, emotions and spirit, while taking into account the environment we live in.
