Natural Animal Clinic

Natural Animal Clinic focuses on holistic and integrative veterinary care, combining traditional veterinary medicine with approaches like acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and nutrition-based support (as described on its website). Ownership/corporate group isn’t stated in the information provided.

Based on the latest written reviews available to us, pet owners most often describe

• •Detailed, tailored nutrition planning (one owner mentions a diet plan built around their border collie’s specific needs, with thorough explanations).
• •Titre testing to guide vaccination decisions, with one owner choosing this to avoid routine boosters “when they don’t need it,” and reporting that results came back quickly and were explained clearly.
• •Calm handling and reassurance during appointments (patients described as handled patiently).

Services

Services listed on the clinic website include

• •Holistic & integrative consultations
• •Nutrition & supplement consultations
• •Acupuncture
• •Chinese herbal medicine (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine approaches are a stated specialty)
• •TCVM food therapy (listed under certifications/areas of training)
• •Osteopathy for pets
• •Online veterinary consultations
• •Palliative & end-of-life care

Services mentioned in reviews

• •Nutrition/diet planning tailored to an individual dog’s needs
• •Titre testing to check protection levels against specific diseases (used to inform whether boosters were needed)

People

• •Kasia (described as the vet in reviews): clients mention she builds tailored diet plans, explains decisions thoroughly and patiently, and handles dogs calmly. One owner also credits her with arranging titre testing, getting results back quickly, and explaining what they meant—leading them to feel reassured that “no boosters needed.”

Reviews

Google rating: 5 stars from 2 reviews. - Nutrition help that’s specific to the pet: an owner describes a custom diet plan for a border collie and says everything was explained in detail.

• •Using titre testing to avoid unnecessary boosters: one owner reports testing showed their dogs were protected and boosters weren’t needed.
• •Clear communication and reassurance: reviewers repeatedly mention patient explanations and feeling reassured after discussing results.

Note: the written reviews available to us include duplicate copies of the same two reviewers’ comments.