Been going here for a few years now and I love it because they have an actually holistic approach to veterinary medicine. They'll use western/allopathic medicine when it's the best option but also use homeopathic remedies and naturopathic remedies when it's the best option or they'll use a mixture of both. I know there aren't a lot of flattering scientific reviews on homeopathy but I don't know what to tell you because the treatments have always worked wonderfully for my cats! Brett, who owns the practice, picked up on some great alternative veterinary treatments while travelling overseas and working in conservation with wild animals in Africa that he really liked that he has incorporated into his treatments because he had seen evidence of them working well. So it's good to keep an open mind because sometimes people can show you a different way of doing things medically that you wouldn't have been taught at uni that you can incorporate into your ever growing database of medical knowledge. The more treatment options you are aware of - the more wealth of choice you have to choose from if one or many remedies may not work. What's also great is that Brett and his vet nurse who works there aren't hardcore into natural treatments and tell you that basically everything you're feeding your cat or other pet is bad for them like some people who are into natural treatments. They're all about being holistic and their opinion is that it's OK to feed your cat milk or cheese sometimes as long as it's in moderation whereas even vets who only practice western/allopathic veterinary medicine will tell you that you should NEVER feed these to your cats. Cats want treats every so often just like humans do! Donuts may not be very good for us but it'd be a very sad life without them! Read Less