Dr. Kim Lamb

Those of us who practice holistic medicine usually fall into it for one reason or another. In my conventional practice, I was becoming increasingly frustrated with cancer, chronic ear, skin and digestive problems that I could not completely heal. I felt there had to be more to offer my patients and their owners. In 2003, after a life changing event, I decided to sell my practice in Wisconsin, pack up my kids, and move back to New Hampshire. I thought this was the perfect opportunity to pursue my training in acupuncture, herbal, and energy medicine to provide answers for patients that were not well served by pharmaceutical drugs or surgery. I incorporate nutrition, herbs, acupuncture, energy medicine and chiropractic into my appointments. Ultimately, I love what I do and feel I am now actually practicing healing medicine. I have seen more remarkable changes in animals using a holistic approach than in my previous 15 years of conventional medicine. I look forward to providing your companion with alternative healing care!

I share my home with my husband, Tom, 3 dogs and a cat. We have four children, grown and out of house, and we are enjoying our new role as grandparents to our two young grandchildren. In my spare time I enjoy hiking, gardening, skiing and tai-chi.

Education

• BS in Animal Science, University of New Hampshire, 1983

• MS in Reproductive Physiology, Iowa State University, 1985

• DVM, Iowa State College of Veterinary Medicine, 1989

• Acupuncture Certification, The Chi Institute, 2003

• Chiropractic Certification, Parker University, 2015

Melinda White

Reception

I have been married for 29 years and I am mother to 8 children and grandmother to 5. When I’m not at work you will find me puttering around on my family farm where I have cows, goats, sheep, chickens, pigs, horses, and two dogs. I have countless hobbies but my favorites are fiber arts and making soap. I love spending time with my family, either playing card games or out on the trails four wheeling.

Deborah Kenney-Hood

Veterinary Technician

I have always been on a path to better myself and hone and learn new skills as a veterinary technician. I sat for my Veterinary Technician National Exam in 1993 and have worked as a head technician in a variety of conventional veterinary practices for over 25 years. I am also an ASVDT certified Veterinary Dental Technician.

I consider myself an empathetic veterinary technician, committed to the ethical treatment of animals. Holistic Veterinary Care has given me the opportunity to explore and apply non-invasive treatment and relief for our pets without subjecting them to any difficult or uncomfortable side effects. My education continues here at Holistic Veterinary Care as I learn more about these holistic approaches and my role in assisting the veterinarians to implement them.

Outside of my role as veterinary technician, I enjoy hiking, playing the Great Highland Scottish Bagpipes, oil painting and creating traditional jointed teddy bears.

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'Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened' - Anatole France