Our Organization

Who We Are

Founded in 1995, the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy is comprised of veterinarians who share the common desire to restore true health to their patients through the use of homeopathic treatment. Members of the Academy are dedicated to understanding and preserving the principles of Classical Homeopathy.

Our Officers and Board

President 
Laura Weis, DVM

Secretary
Rosa Ramirez, DVM

Treasurer
Martha Lindsay, DVM

Jeff Feinman, VMD

Non-voting appointees:
Carolyn Benson, DVM

What We Do

The AVH also has a page in the Integrative Veterinary Care Journal which showcases the successes of homeopathic prescribing and updates our members on continuing education.

The AVH provides financial support, including scholarship opportunities, for PIVH students and money to support homeopathic lectures at veterinary schools.

Education

AVH members benefit from an array of educational and professional resources, including monthly webinars, clinical case discussions, homeopathic literature, and a community forum that encourages thoughtful exchange and mentorship. Members also receive discounted registration for the AVH Annual Conference, providing additional opportunities for learning, connection, and professional growth.
The AVH works collaboratively with accredited programs teaching classical veterinary homeopathy to expand access to high-quality education for interested veterinarians. This includes shared exhibition space and educational programming at major veterinary conferences, helping to introduce homeopathy within a broader clinical and professional context.

In support of the next generation of veterinary homeopaths, the AVH offers financial assistance through scholarships for students enrolled in AVH-accredited schools and provides funding to support homeopathic lectures at veterinary colleges. These initiatives reflect the AVH’s ongoing commitment to education, collaboration, and the integration of homeopathy within veterinary medicine

Advocacy

The AVH supports its members by providing professional guidance, collegial resources, and by fostering thoughtful dialogue to address questions about classical homeopathy within the veterinary community. In doing so, the AVH helps ensure that veterinarians who choose to integrate homeopathy into their practices can do so with confidence, professionalism, and integrity.

The AVH has also played an important role in constructive engagement with organized veterinary medicine. In 2013, when questions were raised at the national level regarding the use of homeopathy by veterinarians, the AVH provided clear information, written commentary, and in-person representation to articulate the value of homeopathy as a therapeutic option. These efforts contributed to continued recognition of homeopathy as a modality that veterinary members may incorporate into their clinical practice.

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