DogLover
Yes, there are plenty of posers [fakes] who call themselves "holistic" vets. I use this acid test to find real, v. fake, holistic vets: When I call their office for the first time, if the receptionist asks [demands] "Has [your Dog] had all it's shots yet? Do you have the vaccination records?"
If I hear that, I say " I am so sorry, for moment I actually though you all were holistic vets! I must be drunk! BYE!!!"
This is not much different from the "chip and salsa" test we do whenever we try a new Mexican restaurant.
When we sit down, if the chips taste like they are from a bag of genuine GMO doritos, and/or the salsa tastes they they made it up as recently as last year, s.p.l.i.t. -- Tell the waiter: "I am sorry, but I have to leave because of an emergency."
This is a bona fide emergency - you need Mexican food, and you cannot get it at the restaurant you are in.
Just like you cannot get holistic, healthy "Falconer" care, at any holistic poser vet selling cancer-causing "vaccines" and other allopathic dangerous "treatments."
(Since I did not attend medical skule lol, I'm looking up the definition of "allopathic"' now - help me out "texvet trolllll," - Isn't that French for: HIGHLY PROFITABLE?)