I brought my dog to see Dr Lamme last month and spent two hours talking about how to boost his immunity and overall health. His early start as an overvaccinated rescue dog took a toll on him and he has developed a lot of allergies and sensitivities. I did take him to a conventional vet in another area of the state to address an ear infection but nowhere near as happy with them and likely won't go back to them once the infection is under control. I will definitely go back to Dr Lamme to support my dog's continuing recovery and healing from previous insults. My dog loves him!
Mar 2013
Dr Lamme is a wonderful resource for those wanting a holistic vet. My cat was diagnosed with Kidney disease and the only solution her vet could provided was a Hills Science Diet (what idiotic company produces a DRY kidney disease cat food when dry foods are about the worst thing your can give a cat with CRF - forget about the fact that I never met a cat who actually wanted to eat the crap). Upon the recommendation of the owner of Pet's Choice in Deep River I visited with Dr Lamme. His "office" is nothing fancy. It is in the basement of his house and hardly what one would envision as a vet clinic but then, Dr Lamme is not your usual run-of-the-mill vet. He doesn't have tons of expensive diagnostic equipment or the ubiquitous exam room stocked with a stainless steel table and scale. If you need to have tests run it's best to have them done at a regular clinic as he will tell you. Where Dr Lamme excels is in holistic treatment for animals. I sat with him for nearly two hours. He reviewed my cat's blood test results and was clearly knowledgeable in understanding them. He gave me diet advice which is about all you can do for CRF cats. He printed out a number of home recipes I could try, educated me on feline nutrition and provided me with some supplements as well. As it turned out my cat was a bit of a "junk food junkie" and decided that she was bored with my homemade foods after just a few feedings. Based on Dr Lamme's advice though, I knew what to look for when I got to the health food and pet stores. It's not protein that hurts the kidneys so much as the phosphorus. In switching her diet to premium highly nutritious foods that contained no fillers, by products and processed junk my cat could continue to live a high quality life. She survived very happily for 3 more years. She went into renal failure just 6 weeks shy of her 20th birthday. She was still playing and enjoying life right up until the day before she died. I am convinced that my visit to Dr Lamme extended the time she had left with me without compromising the quality of her life.
Google: 5/5
I brought my dog to see Dr Lamme last month and spent two hours talking about how to boost his immunity and overall health. His early start as an overvaccinated rescue dog took a toll on him and he has developed a lot of allergies and sensitivities. I did take him to a conventional vet in another area of the state to address an ear infection but nowhere near as happy with them and likely won't go back to them once the infection is under control. I will definitely go back to Dr Lamme to support my dog's continuing recovery and healing from previous insults. My dog loves him!
Dr Lamme is a wonderful resource for those wanting a holistic vet. My cat was diagnosed with Kidney disease and the only solution her vet could provided was a Hills Science Diet (what idiotic company produces a DRY kidney disease cat food when dry foods are about the worst thing your can give a cat with CRF - forget about the fact that I never met a cat who actually wanted to eat the crap). Upon the recommendation of the owner of Pet's Choice in Deep River I visited with Dr Lamme. His "office" is nothing fancy. It is in the basement of his house and hardly what one would envision as a vet clinic but then, Dr Lamme is not your usual run-of-the-mill vet. He doesn't have tons of expensive diagnostic equipment or the ubiquitous exam room stocked with a stainless steel table and scale. If you need to have tests run it's best to have them done at a regular clinic as he will tell you. Where Dr Lamme excels is in holistic treatment for animals. I sat with him for nearly two hours. He reviewed my cat's blood test results and was clearly knowledgeable in understanding them. He gave me diet advice which is about all you can do for CRF cats. He printed out a number of home recipes I could try, educated me on feline nutrition and provided me with some supplements as well. As it turned out my cat was a bit of a "junk food junkie" and decided that she was bored with my homemade foods after just a few feedings. Based on Dr Lamme's advice though, I knew what to look for when I got to the health food and pet stores. It's not protein that hurts the kidneys so much as the phosphorus. In switching her diet to premium highly nutritious foods that contained no fillers, by products and processed junk my cat could continue to live a high quality life. She survived very happily for 3 more years. She went into renal failure just 6 weeks shy of her 20th birthday. She was still playing and enjoying life right up until the day before she died. I am convinced that my visit to Dr Lamme extended the time she had left with me without compromising the quality of her life.