Kathy graduated from the University of Queensland in 1985 with an honours degree in Veterinary Science. Since then, she has had a diverse career within the veterinary profession, including clinical practice, research and teaching, remote area government veterinary officer, and with the RSPCA.

Kathy is a certified veterinary acupuncturist and gained her membership in Veterinary Behaviour in 1999. Kathy is a member of the Integrative Vets Australia group, and the AVBIG behaviour interest group. She serves clients interested in an approach focused on natural, complementary and integrative medicine, with she has a particular interest in behavioural medicine. She is based in Newcastle, NSW

Topics discussed include:

• Practical ways that we can introduce integrative medicine into behaviour cases and why a holistic approach is important.
• Is there an end with behaviour cases or is it a life-long management?
• Top tips for behavioural cases that work for Dr Cornack.
• Kathy explains how to use essential oils effectively.
• How Magnesium, Zinc and B vitamins can help.
• Kathy discussed pet body wraps.
• Looking at specific diets that might have a beneficial effect.
• Why is the way that we feed pets important?
• Dr Cornack gives her final tips for practitioners.

You can find Kathy in Newcastle, NSW and at holisticvets.com.au.

Textbook: Veterinary Herbal Medicine by Barbara Fougere and Susan G Wynn