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PET OWNERS - To find a veterinarian in your area click 'VBMA Member Directory' at the top of our homepage! Announcing our next Teleseminar seminar: Integrated approach to treating skin disease with Chinese herbs, by Steve Marsden , on December 2.
Click Here to register now for Steve Marsden's Teleseminar! (Participants limited to veterinarians, and to any herbalists who are already VBMA members) Your VBMA 2009 Summer Journal is here! Log in and click on the Journal link in the Main menu (If you are not logged in, you will not see the link to the current Journal) A HUGE thank you to Karen Goldrick for all your hard work on this journal! In order to keep these journals coming, we need YOUR HELP! Please email Karen with your ideas and submissions! Karen can be reached at
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. Dedicated to developing responsible herbal practice The Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association is a group of veterinarians and herbalists dedicated to developing responsible herbal practice by encouraging research and education, strengthening industry relations, keeping herbal tradition alive as a valid information source, and increasing professional acceptance of herbal medicine for animals. We invite you to use our referral directory to find member vets in your area, and are pleased to offer a library of public information, including links, books, and herbal database and more. Member's services include: * A members-only listserv for daily consultation and education * Professional certification for notable education and career achievements * Our inaugural journal - free! More current editions available to members only! * Discounts on professional continuing education
VBMA Endorses Quality Herbal Products...
VBMA recognizes that the herbal product industry has faced quality control and regulatory challenges, and we support those companies attempting to self regulate in a meaningful way. Companies manufacturing herbal products marketed for humans should be members of the American Herbal Products Association, an industry organization which explores issues, interacts with regulators, and establishes policy. Veterinary product companies should be members of the National Animal Supplement Council, an organization which develops policies and procedures on adverse event reporting and quality control. VBMA recommends supporting companies that are members of the AHPA and/or the NASC.
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