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Dr. Savko is not a veterinarian nor does he practice veterinary medicine. He has his doctorate in chiropractic (DC), is certified in the VOM healing technologies (CVCP), is Reiki attuned, holds multiple certifications as a ThetaHealer, and is well trained in many other holistic modalities including but not limited to, nutrition, muscle work, energy medicine, bodywork, and acupressure/acupuncture concepts. Currently Dr. Savko consults in house, under the direct supervision of licensed veterinarians with several local veterinary hospitals, he also receives referrals from many other veterinarians all across the Pittsburgh area and beyond.
As with all clinical procedures, these techniques are being applied without guarantee of cure or promise of relief. In clinical practice, 7-9% of cases do not respond. The work is inherently non-invasive and safe. To our knowledge, to date no animal has been injured with these methods. We encourage all clients to look into other regimens such as medicine and surgery or to seek other professional opinions regarding the condition or treatment of their companion animal(s).
Dr. Savko is not a veterinarian nor does he practice veterinary medicine. He has his doctorate in chiropractic (DC), is certified in the VOM healing technologies (CVCP), is Reiki attuned, holds multiple certifications as a ThetaHealer, and is well trained in many other holistic modalities including but not limited to, nutrition, muscle work, energy medicine, bodywork, and acupressure/acupuncture concepts. Currently Dr. Savko consults in house, under the direct supervision of licensed veterinarians with several local veterinary hospitals, he also receives referrals from many other veterinarians all across the Pittsburgh area and beyond.
As with all clinical procedures, these techniques are being applied without guarantee of cure or promise of relief. In clinical practice, 7-9% of cases do not respond. The work is inherently non-invasive and safe. To our knowledge, to date no animal has been injured with these methods. We encourage all clients to look into other regimens such as medicine and surgery or to seek other professional opinions regarding the condition or treatment of their companion animal(s).