Conventional veterinary medicine has many strengths, such as the use of sophisticated diagnostics (e.g. bloodwork, x-rays, biopsy, MRI/CT scan), rapid action to treat acute conditions (e.g. infections), perform surgery and provide acute life-saving emergency care, such as transfusions and other interventions. This form of medicine also provides preventative veterinary care in the form of vaccinations, routine dentistry and parasite control. At the end of life, conventional medicine can provide compassionate hospice care for the geriatric pet and perform comfortable, humane euthanasia to end suffering.

 

Dr Beebe is trained in conventional medicine and has regularly practiced conventional medicine and integrative medicine in her practice. Earlier in her career, she owned and operated an emergency medicine and critical care practice. As such, she can provide guidance on emergency and conventional medical diseases, diagnosis and therapies. She can advise on; acute and chronic disease management, recommended surgical or medical procedures, evaluation of the results of diagnostic tests, vaccinations to include titers, management of behavioral disorders and others.