Dr Brian T. Voynick, DVM, CVA

Dr. Brian T. Voynick, a practicing veterinarian has owned and directed the American Animal Hospital in Randolph, NJ since 1986. Dr. Voynick and his associate veterinarians take an integrative approach to veterinary medicine, using modalities such as diagnostic digital x-rays, ultrasound, laser surgery, stem cell therapy, endoscopy as well as acupuncture and herbal medicine. The

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Beverly Cappel

While living in Italy, Beverly studied homeopathy and herbal medicine. She worked at Citta’ della Domenica Zoo as a zoo veterinarian for two years. Bev lived on a small farm raising dairy goats. Other pets and visitors in the house included: baboons, pigs, dogs, cats, ducks, chickens, turkeys, and geese. After living in Italy for

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Genete M. Bowen

Genete M. Bowen is a pet owner, an animal advocate, Pet Medical Massage Therapist, an Animal Emergency Technician, & the founder of DogE911 ‘All Pet Emergency Training’ where animal lovers can be their ‘Own First Responder’. Genete has worked with both humans & animals specializing in chronic pain conditions since 1997, and aided pets with

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Dr. Temple Grandin

Dr. Grandin is a designer of livestock handling facilities and a Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University. Facilities she has designed are located in the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries. In North America, almost half of the cattle are handled in a center track restrainer system that

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Janice Wolfe

Janice Wolfe, MNCBR, teaches owners how to rehabilitate their “problem dogs” by fixing the owners’ “issues”! As founder and CEO of United K9 Professionals, she has trained more than 200 people to become certified in her copyrighted, “Natural Canine Behavior Rehabilitation”™ and Service and Therapy Dog Trainers through www.UnitedK9Professionals.com whose graduates cover more than 2/3

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Dr. Renee Alsarraf

Dr. Renee Alsarraf graduated from Michigan State University’s Veterinary School in 1991. While she was a student there, she established the University’s Pet Loss Support Group, helping bereaved pet owners. Following graduation, Dr. Alsarraf completed a one year rotating internship, research studies, oncology residency and additional radiation therapy training at the Animal Medical Center in

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