Dr. Cathy Alinovi began her veterinary education at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and also holds a Master of Science in Epidemiology from Purdue, but quickly realized that conventional medicine met some, but not enough, of her patients’ needs. Dr. Cathy Alinovi is also certified in the following:
- Veterinary Chiropractic
- Veterinary Food Therapy
- Veterinary Acupuncture
- Chinese Herbal Therapy
- Canine Fitness Training
- Aromatherapy
- Applied Kinesiology
About the Vet
Dr. Cathy Alinovi provides alternative healthcare for pets. Dr. Cathy is a pet lover, nationally celebrated author & certified in Canine Fitness Training.
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Vitamin D, Pets, and the Sun
It’s good common knowledge in humans that exposure to the sun helps our bodies make vitamin D. Vitamin D is needed for proper calcium metabolism, thus bone density and bone growth. Hormone production and fights depression. May fight cancer. There’s a good long list,...
Why Are Dogs so Fr54$ing Itchy?
These days, more and more dogs, younger and younger, are presenting with itch. It’s soooo frustrating. Pet owners want to know why. Let’s explore a few facets of this condition. First, a little history: What we learned in vet school (understand that I...
Hotspots in All of Their Glory
You know what a hotspot looks like right? It’s red, and probably wet because your dog has been chewing at it. And if you put your hand on it, it’s warm. Thus, it’s called a hotspot. But if you go to the regular Veterinarian, they’re going to say “oh my gosh there’s...
Why Cage Rest Makes Me Crazy
Let's picture this scenario: your dog hurt something...whether he’s limping or holding up a leg or not walking. The advice from the regular vet is no exercise. No movement. Sit in a cage for six weeks. And yes, I’m sure they prescribed something, allegedly for pain....
Should I Buy an Elevated Dish for My Dog?
You’ve seen these right? They come in really pretty stands? Very well decorated. Gives you the idea that it’s going to help you keep the floor clean. And the company selling them want you to think that it’s going to reduce your risk of bloat in your dog. Or maybe it...
I Want to Do Titers
Great! Obviously, you’ve been doing a little bit of research on vaccinating your pets and perhaps vaccine alternatives for pets. You’ve discovered that there’s a blood test that measures antibody levels which can demonstrate to the world that your dog has...