Dr. Jeff Feinman
Jeffrey Feinman, BA, VMD, CVH, holds both molecular biology and veterinary degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1998 he further advanced his training and became the first Certified Veterinary Homeopath in the state of Connecticut.
Dr. Jeff is devoted to teaching both pet owners and other veterinarians about homeopathy and optimal pet care. He and his wonderful wife (and practice manager) Amy live with two adopted Rex cats named Chi and Tigger.
Why Is My Pet Sick and Can Homeopathic Treatment Help?
Homeopathic treatment helps many pets. I am frequently asked why homeopathy would work for my pet when other treatment methods do not?
Homeless Cats and Dogs: What You Can Do to Help
Every year, millions of cats and dogs become homeless in the United States. Many are adult animals whose human families no longer want them or can't care for them.
Kittens: Dr. Jeff's Recommendations for New Owners
Congratulations on the adoption on your new kitten! Being a cat's guardian can be an extremely rewarding experience, but it also carries with it quite a bit of responsibility.
What Are the Best Ways to Housebreak My New Puppy? Puppy Training 3.
What Are the Best Ways to Housebreak My New Puppy?
How Should I Introduce New Pets to My Resident Pets?
There are many factors to consider when introducing pets for the first time.
How Can I Stop My Puppy from Destroying my House? Puppy Training 4.
Young dogs begin to explore their surroundings as soon as their eyes open. Mouthing, chewing and biting objects is a part of this exploration; however, it can result in injury to your pet and damage of valuable household items.
Do Different Dog Breeds Really Have Different Temperaments?
Your family is ready to find a new dog. What criteria should you use to decide whether to adopt a mixed breed ("hybrid") dog from the shelter or a specific breed?
Is it OK to Expose My Puppy to New Animals, People and Places? Puppies and Socialization. Puppy Training 2.
All domestic dogs are descended from wolves. Despite sometimes being very different in shape, size, and color, domestic dogs have retained many of their behavior patterns. It is this part of our dogs that we need to understand if we are to enjoy our lives together.
Puppy Rearing 1: Congratulations on the acquisition of your new puppy!