Quick Holistic Vet Check-in

Service Description

*Existing Clients within Australia Only* Prompt guidance for existing patients with one new or straightforward health concern. This service is available exclusively for existing patients who have previously completed an Initial Holistic Veterinary Assessment. The Quick Holistic Vet Check-in is designed for one specific health concern, such as a mild flare-up, digestive upset, constipation, diarrhoea, choosing an appropriate homeopathic remedy, or guidance on using products from your existing treatment plan or healing kit. After booking, you'll complete a brief update form outlining your pet's current concern. Dr Cassandra will review the information provided, perform a brief kinesiology assessment, and provide holistic veterinary recommendations tailored to your pet's current needs. You will receive a brief written action plan, which may include homeopathic remedy recommendations, herbal or nutritional advice, supportive care measures, or guidance on using products from your existing healing kit where appropriate. This service is intended for **one straightforward concern only** and does not include a comprehensive veterinary assessment or review of multiple health conditions. If your pet's condition is more complex, has significantly changed, or requires a more detailed review, you may be advised to book a Holistic Veterinary Follow-up Assessment instead. if your pet is unwell, it is recommended you seek veterinary care with your local veterinarian. **What's included:** * Review of one current health concern * Brief kinesiology assessment * Holistic veterinary recommendations * Brief written action plan * One follow-up email to clarify your recommendations **Delivery Time** Your recommendations will generally be emailed within **24 hours** of receiving your completed update form during business hours. In busy periods, or if additional information is required, responses may take a little longer. Please note this service is not suitable for emergencies. If your pet is acutely unwell or you are concerned about their condition, please contact your local veterinarian immediately.