| “At all times, my goal has been to share the idea that anyone can prove the fundamental concepts of animal health by watching and learning from animals, who will share their secrets with us if we are attentive.” R. J. Holliday, DVM |
A Holistic Veterinarian,
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| “Observe nature and study books, if they do not agree,throw away the books.” Wm. A. Albrecht, PhD 1888 - 1974 |
Richard J. Holliday received his DVM degree from the
University of Missouri in 1959 and conducted a private
mixed practice in NW Missouri for 25 years. He had
been employed as the Staff Veterinarian by Impro
Products for many years, and is now the Senior
Veterinary Consultant for Helfter Feeds, Inc, of Osco,
Illinois. Dr. Holliday became certified as a Veterinary
Acupuncturist in 1988 and was President of the
International Veterinary Acupuncture Society for a 2
year term from 1992 to 1994. Holliday has been
actively involved in promoting organic agriculture and
holistic veterinary medicine for over 40 years. He
recalls that his interest in these concepts began when he
was 14 years old and read Louis Bromfield’s books
“Pleasant Valley” and “Malabar Farm”. Richard and his
wife Ruth have been married for 54 years and have 3
daughters,15 grandchildren and one greatgrandson.
University of Missouri in 1959 and conducted a private
mixed practice in NW Missouri for 25 years. He had
been employed as the Staff Veterinarian by Impro
Products for many years, and is now the Senior
Veterinary Consultant for Helfter Feeds, Inc, of Osco,
Illinois. Dr. Holliday became certified as a Veterinary
Acupuncturist in 1988 and was President of the
International Veterinary Acupuncture Society for a 2
year term from 1992 to 1994. Holliday has been
actively involved in promoting organic agriculture and
holistic veterinary medicine for over 40 years. He
recalls that his interest in these concepts began when he
was 14 years old and read Louis Bromfield’s books
“Pleasant Valley” and “Malabar Farm”. Richard and his
wife Ruth have been married for 54 years and have 3
daughters,15 grandchildren and one greatgrandson.
