After ten years in practice she became increasingly frustrated with the chronic nature of many of the cases she saw, and the inability to do more than suppress symptoms. She then began studying Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) to try and address the underlying disorders that produced the symptoms. Dr. Sherebrin became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist in 2005, has completed Veterinary Tui-Na and Veterinary Herbal Medicine coursework, and is currently studying Advanced Herbology with both the Chi Institute and the Association of Veterinary Acupuncturists of Canada (AVAC). She is working towards her Masters Degree of TCVM (joint program Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine and the Southwest China Agricultural University). She is also an active member of AVAC (Ontario Regional Delegate, Education Comittee), the American Animal Hospital Association (Scientific Conference Comittee), American Holistic Veterinary Medicine Association (Scientific Journal Literature Search), International Veterinary Acupuncture Association (Electronic Library Comittee) and Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association. When not working or studying she finds time for her husband, three children, cats, and gardening.
Currently she is accepting new patients and referrals at the Secord Animal Hospital in Toronto for integrative health maintenance, as well as integrative illness care. Full hospital services are available on-site, such as surgery, radiography and ultrasonography, dentistry, laboratory analysis, hospitalization, and boarding for special-needs pets. Hospice care is also available. Patients treated include cats, dogs, ferrets, rabbits and rodents.
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