Meet our wonderful doctors:
Doctor schedules starting July 23, 2018:
Dr. Darla Rewers: Tues/Wed 10-6, Fri 2-6, every other Saturday 10-2
Dr. Jennifer Regis: Mon 9-1, Thurs 2-6, Fri 10-1:30, every other Saturday 10-2
Dr. Penny Olson & Dr. Hank Snelgrove: Relief only
Darla Rewers, DVM
There is a tangible link between the symptoms we see in animals and the people they live with. At her Seattle clinic, Dr. Darla Rewers not only treats animals, but also helps their caretakers discover their part in the wellness process.
A licensed veterinarian in Washington and California, Dr. Rewers is certified in veterinary acupuncture, tui na massage, and Chinese herbs, and has been practicing alternative therapies on domestic and exotic species since 2002. She is a 2002 graduate of University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, where she was accepted as one of only ten out-of-state students amongst thousands of applicants. She earned her acupuncture certifications from the Chi Institute (Reddick, Florida with Dr. Huisheng Xie) and the American Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (Seattle, WA with Dr. Richard Panzer).
After practicing at very busy clinics in Florida, Dr. Rewers moved to the Greater Puget Sound Area in 2005. She moved Ancient Arts Holistic Veterinary Services to its current location in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle in July 2008.
Dr. Rewers uses acupuncture, Chinese herbs, massage, nutrition, and other gentle healing modalities to create an overall natural treatment plan for your pet. She also teaches Qi Gong meditation and art intentionality workshops to humans to help themselves and their pets.
Schedule an appointment to have your pet evaluated for acupuncture or other holistic wellness options. If you are in the Seattle area, visit the center to view Dr. Rewers' artwork, which is on display and for sale at Ancient Arts. If you have any questions or would like further information on Ancient Arts and its services, please call or schedule an appointment today.
A licensed veterinarian in Washington and California, Dr. Rewers is certified in veterinary acupuncture, tui na massage, and Chinese herbs, and has been practicing alternative therapies on domestic and exotic species since 2002. She is a 2002 graduate of University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, where she was accepted as one of only ten out-of-state students amongst thousands of applicants. She earned her acupuncture certifications from the Chi Institute (Reddick, Florida with Dr. Huisheng Xie) and the American Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (Seattle, WA with Dr. Richard Panzer).
After practicing at very busy clinics in Florida, Dr. Rewers moved to the Greater Puget Sound Area in 2005. She moved Ancient Arts Holistic Veterinary Services to its current location in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle in July 2008.
Dr. Rewers uses acupuncture, Chinese herbs, massage, nutrition, and other gentle healing modalities to create an overall natural treatment plan for your pet. She also teaches Qi Gong meditation and art intentionality workshops to humans to help themselves and their pets.
Schedule an appointment to have your pet evaluated for acupuncture or other holistic wellness options. If you are in the Seattle area, visit the center to view Dr. Rewers' artwork, which is on display and for sale at Ancient Arts. If you have any questions or would like further information on Ancient Arts and its services, please call or schedule an appointment today.
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida
- B.A., University of Indianapolis: Biology, Fine Arts, Spanish
- Licensed Veterinarian: CA & WA
- Certified in Acupuncture, Tui Na and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (including Chinese herbs); Chi Institute, Reddick, FL & the China National Society
- Certified in Veterinary Acupuncture: American Institute for Traditional
- Completed Center for Integrative Veterinary Medicine's Bioregulatory Medicine Course in Homotoxicology
- Certified Qi Gong Instructor, Supreme Science Center
- Certified Reiki Master www.BringAwareness.com
- Completed Foundation For Shamanic Studies Advanced Intensive
- Graduate of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies' Three-Year Program in Advanced Initiations in Shamanism & Shamanic Healing
- Designer & Artist, Specializing in Healing Art, Meditation Portals & Totem Medicine www.DarlaRewers.com
- Ordained Minister, Certified Spiritual Healer and Earth Steward through the International Assembly of Healers and Earth Stewards Congregation
- Initiated by the Atlantic Spotted Dolphins
- Illustrator: Medical, Conceptual & Otherwise
- Completed Sandra Ingerman's Two-year Teacher Training in Shamanism and Medicine for the Earth www.BringAwareness.com
- Member of WSVMA, AVMA, AHVMA, IVAS, AAVA, PSVMA
Jennifer Regis, DVM
Dr. Jennifer Regis has always loved learning and is a self-professed "science nerd." Since she can remember, she has been reading about the animal kingdom and learning how different animals are related to each other. Much to her mother's chagrin, Dr. Regis began caring for neighborhood strays and inheriting other people's pets at a young age. Her nurturing nature and love of natural science grew into a passion for veterinary medicine, and by high school, a career goal.
Dr. Regis volunteered at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and worked as a veterinary assistant at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital (now Angell Animal Medical Center) prior to veterinary school. She received her BA in Biology with a minor in Anthropology from Boston University in 2004 and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Florida in 2008. She is certified in veterinary acupuncture, veterinary food therapy and Tui Na (Chinese massage) and is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine at the Chi Institute in Reddick, FL. In 2010, she was awarded the "Animal Hero Award" by Stand Up For Animals.
Dr. Regis' special interests include acupuncture for internal medicine and food therapy. Her long-term goal is to practice fully integrative medicine, incorporating both Eastern and Western medical approaches to provide the best care for her patients.
In her spare time, Dr. Regis enjoys hiking and yoga and would love to run a marathon someday. She greatly enjoys music including singing and going to live performances, and truly believes in the power music has to soothe the soul. She lives with her very rambunctious dog, Midori.
Click here to watch Dr. Regis assist a veterinarian at the Chi Institute with using acupuncture to calm a chicken into egg laying!
Dr. Regis volunteered at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and worked as a veterinary assistant at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital (now Angell Animal Medical Center) prior to veterinary school. She received her BA in Biology with a minor in Anthropology from Boston University in 2004 and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Florida in 2008. She is certified in veterinary acupuncture, veterinary food therapy and Tui Na (Chinese massage) and is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine at the Chi Institute in Reddick, FL. In 2010, she was awarded the "Animal Hero Award" by Stand Up For Animals.
Dr. Regis' special interests include acupuncture for internal medicine and food therapy. Her long-term goal is to practice fully integrative medicine, incorporating both Eastern and Western medical approaches to provide the best care for her patients.
In her spare time, Dr. Regis enjoys hiking and yoga and would love to run a marathon someday. She greatly enjoys music including singing and going to live performances, and truly believes in the power music has to soothe the soul. She lives with her very rambunctious dog, Midori.
Click here to watch Dr. Regis assist a veterinarian at the Chi Institute with using acupuncture to calm a chicken into egg laying!
- Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida
- B.A. in Biology with a minor in Anthropology, Boston University
- Licensed Veterinarian: WA, CO, FL
- "Animal Hero Award" by Stand Up For Animals, 2010
- Pfizer Award for Excellence in Dentistry, 2017
- Certified in Acupuncture, Food Therapy, and Tui Na Massage; Chi Institute, Reddick FL
- Pursuing Masters of Science in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine; Chi Institute in Reddick, FL
- Licenses and certifications include: DVM, CVA, CVTP, CVFT
- Member of AVMA, WATCVM
- Exotic Species Specialist DVM in Colorado
- Featured in Reptiles Magazine's article titled "RoboCroc"
Penny Olson, DVM (Relief Veterinarian)
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Dr. Olson graduated from Ontario Veterinary College in 1996. She earned her Veterinary Acupuncture certification through Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians, CSU, in 2007. She is near completion of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society Chinese Veterinary Herbal Medicine Certification course.
Dr. Olson has a special interest in pain management and feline medicine. She has also worked to further her knowledge by attending herbal continuing education classes, where she and Dr. Rewers first met. Dr. Olson has been helping patients at Ancient Arts for two years. She is a very thorough, compassionate and valuable member of our team. |
Hank Snelgrove, DVM (Relief Veterinarian)
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Dr. Snelgrove has been in the veterinary profession for over 40 years, practicing conventional Western medicine almost all of that time. In the last 8 years, however, because Western medicine offered no cures for many problems, he became interested in what Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine could teach him. TCVM, with acupuncture, herbal medications, food therapy, and Tui Na massage, has offered some alternatives.
After traveling through China 10 times and attending a veterinary college in Lanzhou, China, he took courses with the Chi Institute in Florida and became accredited in acupuncture in 2009. He attended further courses in TCVM, attaining his Certificate of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Practitioner in 2012. He has since attended TCVM continuing education courses in Florida, California, and Spain. Dr. Snelgrove now practices an integrative approach to veterinary medicine using both Eastern and Western techniques. When patients come to him, he reflexively examines them in both modalities to try to ascertain the heart of their disease. |