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

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:
<ul>
<li>Practical ways that we can introduce integrative medicine into behaviour cases and why a holistic approach is important.</li>
<li>Is there an end with behaviour cases or is it a life-long management?</li>
<li>Top tips for behavioural cases that work for Dr Cornack.</li>
<li>Kathy explains how to use essential oils effectively.</li>
<li>How Magnesium, Zinc and B vitamins can help.</li>
<li>Kathy discussed pet body wraps.</li>
<li>Looking at specific diets that might have a beneficial effect.</li>
<li>Why is the way that we feed pets important?</li>
<li>Dr Cornack gives her final tips for practitioners.</li>
</ul>
You can find Kathy in Newcastle, NSW and at holisticvets.com.au.
Textbook: Veterinary Herbal Medicine by Barbara Fougere and Susan G Wynn

The pureANIMAL Collective podcast shares cutting edge science, clinical wisdom, and inspiration on integrative veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview our team of experts in the fields of orthopaedics, dermatology, internal medicine, and integrative medicine. Our mission is to create a world where integrative veterinary medicine is accessible to all, to empower and inspire other veterinary professionals and pet parents alike, and to ultimately improve the health and wellbeing of pets. Host Dr Sarah Howard is a veterinarian and lifelong student of natural health. 

The pureANIMAL Collective podcast shares cutting edge science, clinical wisdom, and inspiration on integrative veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview our team of experts in the fields of orthopaedics, dermatology, internal medicine, and integrative medicine. Our mission is to create a world where integrative veterinary medicine is accessible to all, to empower and inspire other veterinary professionals and pet parents alike, and to ultimately improve the health and wellbeing of pets. Host Dr Sarah Howard is a veterinarian and lifelong student of natural health.

The Pure Animal Podcast aims to enlighten listeners about an integrative approach to veterinary medicine. Each month, we interview practitioners at the forefront of this field who share their insight and experience with the ultimate goal of benefiting the well-being and health of animals.

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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.

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