Welcome to Vital Equine Holistic Veterinary Medicine!
Vital Equine Holistic Veterinary Medicine seeks to heal your horse's body, mind and soul as safely, thoroughly and effectively as possible. This specific type of healing occurs because of addressing the underlying cause of dis-ease and simultaneously reigniting your horse's inherent ability to heal at the cellular level.
The goal with your horse is to uncover the true reasons for poor health, appropriately acknowledge and treat it, rather than detrimentally masking dis-ease by only using drugs and surgery without knowing the underlying cause.
In addition, Dr. Fenton - owner of Vital Equine - thoroughly enjoys providing nutritional consults to horse owners, trainers and riders for wellness or issues that get in the way of riding and enjoying life!
Make an appointment today to start feeling better NOW about your horse, yourself or both!!
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By Appointment Only Monday 10-5 pm Tuesday 10-5 pm Thursday 10-5 pm Friday 10-2 Wednesday & Weekends CLOSED No Emergencies or "On-Call" at any time. |
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Vital Equine owner, Dr. Fenton, is
set apart from any other vets with
her own style and approach.
Dr. Rhiannon Fenton comes well-equipped with being far more than just a "veterinarian" for your horse. She earned her veterinary doctorate degree and then also became certified in veterinary acupuncture, chiropractic, food therapy, ozone therapy and reiki; holds two certifications in alternative therapies for human health that she has adapted to the horse; formal training in eight different courses covering physical, mental and emotional health techniques used in veteriary and human medicine; is accredited by the USDA for import and export of all species; and is a certified Applied Clinical Nutritionist (ACN) for humans. This exquisitely diverse, human-and-animal medical background provides her with the ability to pinpoint and treat the "root" of your horse's condition more effectively than the traditional veterinary medicine model can offer alone.
Dr. Rhiannon Fenton comes well-equipped with being far more than just a "veterinarian" for your horse. She earned her veterinary doctorate degree and then also became certified in veterinary acupuncture, chiropractic, food therapy, ozone therapy and reiki; holds two certifications in alternative therapies for human health that she has adapted to the horse; formal training in eight different courses covering physical, mental and emotional health techniques used in veteriary and human medicine; is accredited by the USDA for import and export of all species; and is a certified Applied Clinical Nutritionist (ACN) for humans. This exquisitely diverse, human-and-animal medical background provides her with the ability to pinpoint and treat the "root" of your horse's condition more effectively than the traditional veterinary medicine model can offer alone.
Disclaimer: This is not a specialty practice. Dr. Fenton is not claiming to specialize in any particular area of medicine nor is she claiming to be a board-certified practitioner in any specialty within veterinary medicine.
