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Integrative Medicine Webinar: Integrative Medicine for Dairy Cows

Wednesday, August 5, 2026
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (EDT)

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Event Details

Presented by: Hubert Karreman, VMD

This webinar will provide a basis for dairy practitioners to help clients who desire to try natural methods of treatment. Commonly encountered conditions will be addressed such as mastitis, pneumonia, pinkeye, reproductive issues, and lameness. Modes of treatment described will include botanical, biological, homeopathic and acupuncture approaches.

Learning Objectives:

1. To acquaint veterinarians how to approach cases with natural approachescertified organic dairy farmers as well as homesteaders.

2. To provide a sound basis to start trying natural treatments with dairy cows

3. To discern when natural treatments can be used and when conventional treatments should be employed. 

For More Information:

NYSVMS Staff
NYSVMS Staff
New York State Veterinary Medical Society (518)869-8766

Dr. Hubert Karreman is a 1995 grad from University of Pennsylvania. He’s been using integrative medicine with dairy cows and farm animals since graduation. He was in solo practice in Lancaster County among commercial organic dairy farmers between 1995 and 2015. Due to the complete prohibition of using antibiotics in USDA certified organic livestock he developed a successful non-antibiotic treatment for infectious disease and a non-hormonal treatment for infertility. He’s lectured around the world on botanical and biological treatments for infectious disease and infertility in livestock. 

 He was on the USDA National Organic Standards Board for 5 years and is a Charter Fellow of the American College of Veterinary Botanical Medicine. He has 3 published books on natural treatments and is co-author on many scientific articles.

 He and his wife Suzanne own and operate Reverence Farms, a 400-acre pasture-based dairy farm near Chapel Hill, NC with 75 Jersey cows (each cow gets to raise its own calf), a herd of 60 bulls, 20 St. Croix breeding ewes and lambs, and a half dozen sows that farrow and live in the woods, 6 house dogs, 4 field dogs, 9 house cats (most of which have special veterinary needs) and 7 friendly barn cats.