Dr. Kim Knock BSc, DVM is an Integrative Holistic Veterinarian who lives in Montana with her family which includes 4 cats, 3 dogs and 2 horses. Her pack also usually includes rescue residents of all shapes and sizes that are being rehabilitated back to physical and emotional health. Before becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Kim studied Wildlife Biology and worked as a Wildlife Biologist. She has been a practicing veterinarian since graduating from Colorado State University in 2002. As a lifelong learner, she has continued to expand her knowledge in ways to help her patients. This includes animal acupuncture, herbal medicine, food therapy and tui na, chiropractic for small and large animals, myofascial release, aura soma and nutrition! In addition to her busy veterinary practice, Dr. Kim also has a therapeutic line of camelina based supplements that she created specifically for animals. You won’t find her doing much if it doesn’t involve an animal!

Rescuing a dog is an amazing way to add a four-legged friend to your family; however, it’s a big responsibility and dogs that have been rescued or rehomed often have a damaged past. They may be scared and uncomfortable in new environments, even in your welcoming home.

Most pet parents have heard about the wondrous supplement: omega 3s—but there’s so much overwhelming information available, so how do you know where to start? Simply put, omega 3s are one of the essential fatty acids (EFAs) that your dog relies on; however, they are unable to produce omega 3s on their own.

We’ve all heard the age old saying- “No Hoof, No Horse”, and it is without a doubt true. Without a structurally sound and maintained hoof our horses cannot stay sound, let alone thrive. As owners it is of utmost importance to ensure our horses hoofs are properly cared for to ensure that our equine companion is set up for success.

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Smart Earth and Hope for Heroes have had an ongoing relationship where we have been lucky enough to make a difference in the lives of veterans dealing with PTSD. Hope for Heroes provides veterans who are often suicidal and struggling to cope after returning from military service and pairs them with horses where they take part in therapeutic horsemanship lessons.