“I consider my practice to be integrative, doing conventional veterinary work which I was trained in, and also doing alternative holistic work, particularly nutrition. I’ve been a vet since 1988. I got into muscle testing in 1996 and Nutrition Response Testing later in 2004 by attending a seminar with Dr. Freddie Ulan. I started applying these techniques and seeing my pet patients getting more energetic, breathing problems improved, and becoming more lively. I wanted to learn more, so I did the Intermediate and Advanced Clinical Training. Now my care for my animal patients is on a whole different level.”

Cameron Moorehead, DVM

“I muscle tested the family pooch, ‘Hannah’ while she was here. The vet said she had heart problems. When I tested her, I found out she had a severe wheat sensitivity hurting her kidneys which was putting a strain on her heart. Got her on the right supplements that are easy to mix with her food. Now her body can heal, and my parents now know what not to feed her. Within minutes of taking her first dose of supplements, the wheezing that she usually did when she breathes lightened up noticeably. My parents were so amazed. I love what I can do with Nutrition Response Testing and how I can use it to help members of my family. Even the furry ones.”

Hayley Imbriani Dieppa, LMT

“My 4-year old cat suddenly showed signs of being seriously ill late last week and after muscle testing him using NRT, I suspected a urinary tract issue. He was super lethargic and my kids were freaking out so I took him to the vet ER. He ended up with sepsis and his blood pressure was out of control. Prognosis was poor and at $1000 per day at the Vet ER, the bills were adding up fast with no end in sight. They recommended euthanasia and allowed us to come see him. I was able to muscle test him and gave him the liquid homeopathic remedies that he tested for. He seemed to respond immediately. The vet agreed to continue to administer and to recheck bloodwork that evening.

“To their surprise, it improved and by the next day his blood pressure had also normalized. I consulted with Dr. Cameron Moorehead, DVM after we got back from the vet and he talked me through what the next steps would be once we got him stable and home. I brought him home, retested and fine-tuned his program, and have him on a raw food, bone broth diet. Since he’s eating again he is also taking some whole food derived nutritional supplements and doing so much better. He is on the road to recovery albeit with a little less fur from them shaving him for the ultrasounds, but it’ll grow back!”

Sarah Outlaw, MH, MSACN, N.R.T. Practitioner