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Dr. Tamara Hebbler obtained her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California at Davis in 1998.
Her interest in holistic medicine began with severe personal health challenges induced from vaccinosis issues. This led to deep exploration and commitment to healing the entire being holistically.
Dr. Hebbler helped inspire the UC Davis
Holistic Veterinary Medicine Club, which is still very active and holds annual symposiums for veterinarians and veterinary students.
Dr. Hebbler believes that nutrition and detoxification are primary and vital to animal health. Her exposure to many different healing modalities has resulted in a unique approach to individualized healing.
She uses a variety of modalities and techniques to help facilitate healing in animals through her holistic consultation practice, Healing Hope.
Dr. Hebbler facilitates healing with a variety of modalities including: nutrition, nutraceuticals, glandulars, western & eastern herbs, homeopathy, and flower essences. She also uses different techniques for detecting and correcting energy imbalances such as Contact Reflex Analysis (CRA), Autonomic Response Testing (ART), scientific muscle testing, Reiki and Theta energy healing, Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (V.O.M. chiropractics), and cranio-sacral manipulation.
She is very active in the holistic veterinary community and uses outside resources and extensive networking to provide individualized research for client cases, communicating with other holistic vets worldwide.
Dr. Hebbler is a very spiritual person and deeply understands the energetic connection inherent in the animal-human bond. She firmly believes in education and empowerment for both herself and her clients. She is constantly seeking to improve her knowledge base and understanding of human and animal health and holistic techniques. She has authored several articles published in the Health and Healing Wisdom Journal and offers lectures open to the public throughout San Diego County.
Dr. Hebbler is an active member of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA), the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the San Diego County Veterinary Medical Association (SDCVMA), and is the Veterinary Consultant for the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation.
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