Welcome to Vital Equine Holistic Veterinary Medicine!Our focus is to awaken the body, mind and spirit so it can heal itself as safely and gently as possible. By uniquely blending Traditional, Holistic and Ancient forms of medicine and acknowledging health on every level, a greater approach and overall outcome is typically achieved. While understanding that everything in the body is connected, we seek to unravel the "picture" of the patient and bring true healing into his or her space.This paradigm of medicine helps uncover the root of the problem and heal it, rather than detrimentally masking it the way modern medicine does today.
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We embrace working very closely with other veterinarian specialists, barefoot trimmers, saddle fitters and other animal experts in their field. We know it takes a great team to successfully guide a patient's recovery and provide excellent quality of life care. We hope you take time to look around this site and decide to join our growing family!
Dr. Fenton is also a Small Animal Holistic Veterinarian at Centinela Animal Hospital in Inglewood on Fridays & Healing Touch Vets in Sherman Oaks on Saturdays.
If you have any questions, we are here to answer them! Thank you and we look forward to sharing this journey with you.
Yours in Animal Health and Healing,
Dr. Rhiannon Fenton, DVM, CAC, CVA, CVFT
Dr. Fenton is also a Small Animal Holistic Veterinarian at Centinela Animal Hospital in Inglewood on Fridays & Healing Touch Vets in Sherman Oaks on Saturdays.
If you have any questions, we are here to answer them! Thank you and we look forward to sharing this journey with you.
Yours in Animal Health and Healing,
Dr. Rhiannon Fenton, DVM, CAC, CVA, CVFT
"It feels good to feel good!"
- Dr. Fenton, President of Vital Equine
How do I make an appointment with Dr. Fenton?
Two ways-- You can either do a ranch/house call or phone consult through her mobile practice, Vital Equine.
Or you can take your dog or cat to the small animal clinics listed below.
Or you can take your dog or cat to the small animal clinics listed below.
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Dr. Fenton's publication on Equine Natural Balance Dentistry published in The Holistic Horse Magazine June/July 2016
What's the difference between a Traditional & Holistic Vet?
Traditional Vet
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Holistic Vet
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The goal in holistic/integrative medicine is to understand the entire animal and what may be causing underlying imbalance even if the imbalance is not showing up yet in the physical form (for example lack of abnormalities in blood work but known kidney issues). In contrast, traditional allopathic medicine waits for a disease pattern to appear (such as increased kidney values on blood work or the appearance of a tumor) then attempts to correct, remove, or suppress the symptoms of the disease usually without investigating or addressing the underlying imbalance, which led to the disease in the first place.
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Explore our blog to discover great topics such as:
- Watch Dr. Fenton's Online Web Series with Equine Addiction Inc as she introduces the topic of wellness.
- The Truth about Pet Food Every Owner Should Know by Dr. Jean Hofve
- Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) for pets that have experienced trauma, abuse or have maladaptive behaviors.
- What is so great about Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine?
- What is "Qi"? I hear it all the time with Chinese Medicine but what does it mean?!
- To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate? ...That is the Question
- The Dreaded "Cancer" Word. It doesn't have to be all bad!
- Spring has Sprung! Do you know what this means for your pets??
- Medical Marijuana for Animals
