Dr. Moira Drosdovech, owner and operator, graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 1987 and has been providing comprehensive veterinary care for animals in Kelowna, B.C. for over 12 years. She is married and a mother of two children, photos of whom abound on this site, as well as guardian of a black and white cat, "Oreo" and an Irish Water Spaniel puppy, "Kira". Dr. Moira has taken extra schooling in veterinary homeopathy with Dr. Richard Pitcairn and has also completed the professional level of the animal course in Bowen Therapy.

Philosophy
Quality veterinary care for all pets with any health condition is our goal using remedies that stimulate a healing response rather than suppress symptoms. We consider the needs of the animal as paramount along with the moral philosophy and financial ability of the guardian. We strive to develop a lasting bond between veterinarian, client and patient to enable a wrinkle-free working relationship based on mutual trust and confidence. Included in our mission is the goal of educating pet guardians locally, provincially and even globally about these same issues. As part of our education program, we are striving to make homeopathy considered as mainstream, first-choice medicine and not an alternative or last resort medicine.

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Clinic Description
Our new facility, opened in March 2002, offers surgical services, including spays, neuters, and dentistries as well as X-rays. The clinic is very relaxing with several features that provide a calming atmosphere, including water fountains, fresh cut flowers and soothing music. Another unique feature of our clinic is the option for pet guardians to spend the night on a comfortable futon in the event that their pet needs to be hospitalized. In addition, guardians are encouraged to be involved with their pet before, during and after their anesthetics. We have found this is extremely beneficial in aiding the pet during the recovery period in particular.

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Pet's Bill of Rights

1. We have the right to be full members of your family. We thrive on social interaction, praise, and love.
2. We have the right to stimulation. We need new games, new toys, new experiences, and new smells to be happy.
3. We have the right to regular exercise. Without it, we could become hyper, sluggish...or fat.
4. We have the right to have fun. We enjoy acting like clowns now and then; don't expect us to be predictable all the time.
5. We have the right to quality health care that takes into account what is really best for us. Please stay good friends with our vet.
6. We have the right to a good diet. Like some people, we don't know what's best for us. We depend on you.
7. We have the right not to be rejected because of your expectations that we be great show dogs or show cats, watchdogs, hunters, or baby-sitters.
8. We have the right to receive proper training. Otherwise, our good relationship could be marred by confusion and strife--and we could become dangerous to ourselves and others.
9. We have the right to guidance and correction based on understanding and compassion, rather than abuse.
10. We have the right to live with dignity...and to die with dignity when the time comes.

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