(Integrative Medical Center for Animals

The Integrative Medical Center for Animals

Integrative Medical Center for Animals
3646 Birky Street
Sarasota, FL 34232
intvetmed@cs.com
941-954-4771

Dr. Juday received B.S. degrees from Purdue University and Texas A&M, a doctorate from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and undertook graduate studies in immunology from the University of Texas. Dr. Juday owned a small animal hospital in Portland, Oregon and practiced conventional Western medicine exclusively for 17 years. She received further training in homoeopathy, acupunture, Reiki and herbal medicine in Edmonton, Canada. Dr. Juday is certified by the International Veterinary Acupunture Society. She established the Integrative Medical Center for Animals in July 2000.

Our Board members are respected and well known individuals, each with a unique, unparalleled perspective and experience in holistic medicine. Their function is in an advisory capacity with concepts extending beyond the general abilities of the individual practitioner.

** DR. LARRY BERNSTEIN, VMD, CVH, CVA
Past president, Academy of Veterinary Homoeopathy. North Miami Beach, Florida.
**DR. JOE DEMERS, DVM, CVA, CVH
Homeopathic Master Clinician; President, Florida Homeopathic Medical Society; President, AHVMA; journal contributor/lecturer. Melbourne, Florida
**DR. KATHI HEAD, ND
Technical Advisor, Thorne Research; Senior Editor, Alternative Medicine Review; author, "Natural Treatments for Diabetes". Dover, Idaho
**DR. HUI LUO, M.D.,
Doctor of Chinese Medicine from Guang Zhou University; Doctor of Western Medicine from the Guang Zhou College of Western Medicine; practicioner at the East-West College of Natural Medicine in Sarasota, FL.
** DR. STEVEN MARSDEN, DVM, MSOM, L.Ac.
Diplomat, Chinese Herbology; lecturer, National College of Naturopathic Medicine; journal contributor/lecturer. Edmonton, AB Canada
**DR. ALLEN SCHOEN, DVM, MS, L.Ac.
Past President & Chairman of Board of Directors IVAS; author, "Veterinary Acupuncture: Ancient Art to Modern Medicine", "Love, Miracles and Animal Healing", "Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine"; journal contributor/lecturer. Sherman, Connecticut

TIRED of those stressful trips to the clinic with clanging phones, loud voices, and worse of all, BARKING dogs and screaming cats? You say your blood pressure goes up as you wait? Your teeth chatter when you try to answer the doctor's questions? Then you take it out on Mom or Dad by sulking for the rest of the day, feeling jangled and betrayed? Well, if you MUST get that check-up, why not design how and where it would be? You need lush real trees and plants around and BIG windows to give you the feeling of outdoors. Add some soothing music like you hear at home when everyone is relaxed and resting. Have some bubbling water fountains and tinkling chimes to spark your curiosity and give a playful diversion. Top it off with tasty treats and food samples in case you get a pang of hunger. Now, at last, be sure to have big soft cushions and wide wicker chairs to help your human feel at home. Have places nearby for refreshments and gift shopping in case they need to leave you for a few minutes. NOW you can almost forget this is a doctor's office!!!! Check us out-our patients like to visit!