1. Your cat or dog should like the vitamins, either as a treat or as an addition to the food. If you need to chase your pet around to get him to take his daily supplement, both you and your … Continue reading
I strongly recommend that your dog be given supplements. I like to think of them, in fact, as a form of “supplemental health insurance” for pets, providing whatever extra nutrients your dog needs to maintain optimum health. They become especially … Continue reading
The Philadelphia Inquirer writes: Duke, a mixed-breed dog form Malvern, arrived in her clinic last year seriously ill with meningitis. He recovered, Khalsa said, after receiving a regimen that included Chinese herbs, homeopathy, nutritional supplements and a new allergy elimination … Continue reading
The Courier Times writes: Does this particular Shadow know? What’s important is that the needles are causing Shadow little discomfort, and Anthony Tollin, Shadow’s owner, isn’t too worried about it, either. Anthony Tollin, in fact, swears by both Khalsa and … Continue reading
The Philadelphia Inquirer writes: But Liz Conner and other pet owners are quietly looking- and choosing- the holistic way. One recent morning Conner, owner of three dogs, four cats, and 15 guinea hens, popped into Dr. Khalsa’s clinic with her … Continue reading
The Yardley News writes: Brandon is a black Labrador retriever with a devoted, loving personality who unselfishly gives his human family much companionship and pleasure. Three years ago Brandon was discharged from the University of Pennsylvania’s Veterinary Hospital. He came … Continue reading
The Times writes: Although many people who take their pets to vets are themselves consumers of holistic products, at least half of the pets are introduced to holistic medicine out of desperation. For those skeptics, “Their love for their animals … Continue reading
The Philadelphia Inquirer writes: Tara Kulas, of Stockton, N.J., first took her 2- year old Newfoundland, Lilly, to Khalsa in December. The dog had been diagnosed with a severe hip problem. The shallow bone sockets had a crippling effect, making … Continue reading
The Bucks County Courier Times writes: Yoda, a champion blue merle Cardigan Welsh Corgi, is one hurtin’ pup. His owner: Donna Lonnquist, thinks he injured a hind leg. As Yoda gazes trustfully at this veterinarian, Deva Khalsa, Lonnquist outlines her … Continue reading
The American Kennel Club Gazette in the article “Homeopathy An Alternative” states: Pugsly made his first visit to Dr. Khalsa and she looked at the X-ray my vet had taken. She concurred with the diagnosis, but not the prognosis. On … Continue reading
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