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Committee – BAHVS
President – Chris Day chrisdayvet@hotmail.com
Senior Vice-President – Jane Keogh j.keogh5@btinternet.com
Junior Vice-President – Ilse Pedler ilse.pedler@zen.co.uk
Hon. Secretary – Nazrene Moosa nazmoo@icloud.com
Treasurer – Sara Fox-Chapman sfc.holistic@gmail.com
Publications Editor – Malene Jørgensen malene@laforcevitale.eu
IAVH Representitive / Faculty Veterinary Dean – Peter Gregory pg.ahimsa@virgin.net
Faculty veterinary representative – Barbara Jones barbjones570@gmail.com
Committee Member –
Mark Elliott homeopathicvet@btinternet.com
Committee Member – Geoff Johnson somersetvet@yahoo.com
The British Association of Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons (BAHVS) was formed in 1981, to advance the understanding, knowledge and practice of homeopathy. It aims to stimulate professional awareness of homeopathy and to encourage and to provide for the training of
Board – IAVH
President – Ilze Pētersone ilzevet@inbox.lv
Vice President – Minako Kuroda minakocooper@gmail.com
Treasurer – Mirjam Blatnik mirjam.blatnik@gmail.com
General Secretary – David Bettio david.bettio@omeopatia.org
Vice-General Secretary — Cinzia Ciarmatori cinzia.ciarmatori@gmail.com
Political subcomittee – Petra Weiermayer petra.weiermayer@gmx.at
Education subcommittee – Stefan Kohlrausch stefan.kohlrausch@arcor.de
Newsletter subcommittee –Malene Jørgensen malene@laforcevitale.eu
Research Subcommittee Marcela Muñoz Montoya mmunozmontoya@yahoo.fr
Website & Forum Subcommittee Don Hamilton donhamiltondvm@posteo.net
LIGA contact – Marc Bär info@homeopatte.ch
Materia Medica Subcommittee — Edward De Beukelaer edebeukelaer@outlook.com
veterinary surgeons in the practice of homeopathy.
This publication is copyright. No part of it may be reproduced without the permission of the Editor. Material published does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the BAHVS or the Editor.
It is an open forum for differing approaches to the subject of veterinary homeopathy and it’s application, allowing for constructive interchanges of ideas.
The BAHVS does not necessarily endorse products or the companies advertised.
Chris Day
President, BAHVS
June 2020
As I sit here at my computer in the early mornings, as I do when I don’t need the early morning cool for heavy gardening work, I am able to reflect uninterrupted on life. We have been in lockdown, with greater or lesser logic and wisdom in guidance, for weeks. So many people have suffered terribly with this, whether through illness, bereavement, isolation, privation or financial hardship and even businesses have been lost. However, here, life proceeds more or less as normal (if there is such a thing). We are very lucky, with a large premises, big gardens, vegetable and fruit-growing duties and too much to do, whether gardening, maintenance, tidying or creating. Each day seems as if there’s been a work out in the gym, but nothing like as tedious! No time for hobbies in the summer! I really feel for those who have been isolated in much different situations.
Then there’s the veterinary work. The staff has been furloughed, which means more ‘peace’ but also massively more administrative work (far from my strong suit), alongside the veterinary duties. Because of my ‘oath’, I have felt the need to see animals in need and have felt unable to separate them from the family for such purposes. Right from college days, so long ago, I have not been able to cope with such a setup. We have therefore devised a system whereby only one client comes on the premises at a time and appointments are much more widely spaced. This means that the waiting list has lengthened but so be it.
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