AVMC

Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre
Chinham House, Stanford in the Vale, Oxfordshire SN7 8NQ

At the Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre (AVMC), we use many types of natural medicine, in all species. In support of this medical input, we also concentrate on offering species-relevant natural dietary advice and each patient receives a chiropractic check. Horses' backs and dogs' backs commonly require manipulation, which procedure makes the patient more comfortable, generally happier and better able to get on with the all-important job of healing. The work is Holistic, covering

all aspects of an animal's health and lifestyle. We strive to enable the body’s healing powers to operate unfettered, at the same time stimulating those innate powers with natural medicine.

Once we have embarked on a case, we are as keen as you are to see it through to success. Please keep us well-informed of progress, so that we can respond to the patient's varying needs.

If cases meet with success, as thankfully the greater proportion do, no one is more delighted than we are. However, we do not claim any successes as our own, since we only act in a facilitative rôle, supporting and guiding the body in its own healing process. We may, of course, be only one of several inputs into a case. Furthermore, we are scientific enough to realise that some cases will self-resolve or self-limit. For these reasons, we are unable to be certain that our intervention has been instrumental, in any single case. Of course, this cautious interpretation should apply just as well to conventional veterinary practice or to any other intervention.

“Time is that wherein there is opportunity, and opportunity is that wherein there is no great time - healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity.”

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The AVMC is conducting objective analysis of clinical outcomes from cases seen. These results are being updated on an ongoing basis. To view them, click here.

Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre, Chinham House, Stanford in the Vale, Oxfordshire. SN7 8NQ - Telephone: 01367 710324; Fax: 01367 718243 - (situated in UK areas: South East and South Midlands), an hour from London and adjacent to the Home Counties. It lies half-way between Oxford and Swindon and half-way between Wantage and Faringdon.

Christopher Day (Chris Day) is a homeopathic vet, also well-known as a holistic vet, acupuncture vet and herbal vet. These medical specialities are applied in a holistic manner (acupuncture, homeopathy, herbs etc.), taking into account body and mind, as an integrated whole, in the context of diet, lifestyle and management. Species treated include dogs, cats, horses, ponies, donkeys, goats, cattle, pigs, sheep, buffalo, ferrets, rabbits, birds and reptiles. No species is refused.

He has been working in the field of homeopathic medicine and holistic medicine for over 35 years. He initiated the veterinary teaching in the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, during the 1970s. He is a member of the teaching team of HPTG, which has held courses near Oxford and in York (Yorkshire, England). He has taught internationally, including USA (Minneapolis, Eugene Oregon and Boston Massachusetts), Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Italy (Genova), Holland (Netherlands), Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, France, Spain and Hungary. (CV)

The AVMC accepts referrals in Veterinary Acupuncture, Veterinary Homeopathy, Veterinary Herbal Medicine, back problems in dogs, back problems in horses, back problems in cats, back problems in all species.

On these pages you will find out how to contact us and how to find us, as well as details of how we operate. We are situated in rural South Oxfordshire, within easy reach of London (M4 and M40) and of the Midlands, the South East, South Central England and the South West. We can arrange visits over a wide area (map), including London, Home Counties, West Country, Midlands, South etc.

Providing Complementary Veterinary Medicine and Alternative Veterinary Medicine - also referred to as Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine, Holistic Veterinary Medicine, Natural Veterinary Medicine

We can visit from Wales to London, from Devon to Kent, from South to North and from Bristol to the Wash and East Anglia.

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