As an Integrative Veterinary Professional, I work with multiple techniques in integrative medicine on how to measure your pets physical health and emotional well being.

Being pro-active without being aggressively invasive is key to avoiding medical emergencies while maintaining optimum health.

Specialized in healing with a plethora of modalities, through system based on the philosophies of  Ayurveda, Anthroposophy and Homeopathy are key.

I have a unique understanding of measuring quantum energy, and the application of herbs, nutrition, flower essences, homeopathics and other supplementation for supporting homeostasis.

Gina Vetro, is a Licensed Veterinary Medical Technician: who graduated with honors and holds a degree from an A.V.M.A. accredited program. She also has a  B.F.A. from Parsons School of Design and is an accomplished pianist.

Receiving multiple scholarships, grants and private funding allowed her to study eastern & western medicines abroad and in the United States including England, New York, Los Angeles and Santa Fe, NM.

HOW DO I DO IT?

I primarily work with samples of blood or hair as a “witness” that may hold information of monumental findings. Which includes such findings as a unit of measurable radiant energy that converts to electric interstitial energy in an integrative energy analysis. It has been my experience with lab animals including Macaca mulatta & Macaca fascicularis, food & fiber animals, entertainment animals such as race horses, and with companion animals both small & exotic, that common denominators such as anxiety, heavy metals, shock, allergies, parasites, hormonal imbalances, tumors, antibiotic resistance & over-vaccinating are common across the board, especially findings on sub-clinical levels. Working with a non-painful, pro-active analysis and discovering the climate of the whole being, as well as specific systems, organs, emotions and their blockages, is paramount.

I have a deep respect and a quiet connection with animals, something that has always been present in my life. As an AVMA accredited independent veterinary professional I work to create integrative solutions and preventive care in understanding an animal’s welfare and birthright to be as healthy, happy, and “wholly” as possible in their governing environment.