Beaver Animal Clinic

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from November 14, 2016
  

  Melissa U. asked:

  Does anyone know of a holistic veterinarian?

  

  Brandi W. replied:

  Dr. Doug Knueven - The Holistic Vet www.beaveranimalclinic.com

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• Referral from April 25, 2015
  

  Christine F. asked:

  Anyone have experience with any of these vets? Hoping for a more natural approach and holistic style vet. Any feedback to offer on these vets?

  

  Jodi B. replied:

  If you are looking for all natural, I would recommend Beaver Valley Vet 7247748047. He is wonderful. For all natural food and supplements, ringers in Tarentum is great for that.

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• Referral from March 2, 2013
  

  Mary E. asked:

  can anyone recommend a holistic vet in this area? I will ask my vet, but thought I would see if anyone has heard of a good one.

  

  Nikki Y. replied:

  My friend Pam went to Beaver County Animal Clinic, 724-774-8047, Dr. Doug for holistic treatment. She highly recommends him. I wish you and Shasta the best!

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• Referral from January 15, 2012
  

  Julia W. asked:

  Hi everyone I was wondering if any of you Had any advice or knowledge of this if you could please help out... My boyfriends dog Morgan, hes a lab/Doberman about 3 years old just recently started dragging his back left leg out of no where. It doesn't seem to bother him, he acts normal other than the dragging of his leg. He went to the vet a day after no improvement and the dr said he thinks it is a nerve in his leg but could not find the nerve causing this. He said its basically like the leg is asleep and to try to prevent him from walking on it and massage it. He said Morgan lost 80% of sensitivity in his leg and gave him a shot to try to help the nerve. If this doesn't work he suggested acupuncture and then said its possibly he would not be able to walk on that leg again... We are really concerned for Morgan and not sure what else to do for him... Does anyone have any info or help for us or know how long it could possibly take for something like this to heal? Or recommend any special vets or something? Anything could help. Thank you!!

  

  Melanie T. replied:

  i have a cat with nerve damage from a foster cat who bit the base of her tail. spoke with several vets who all had different timelines on the returnof nerve function spanning 3-4 weeks to 6 months. we're still in that waiting period. i would suggest northview animal hospital over PVSEC, more reasonable and personally i think they are better. acupuncture is definitely a good option and there is a wonderful holistic vet in Beaver that i've been taking my seizure dog to for nearly 10 yrs and he has worked miracles for her and offers a variety of treatments, not just acupuncture. his name is dr doug knueven, beaver animal clinic, i would def. make the trip to see him. http://www.beaveranimalclinic.com/

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