British Association of Veterinary Herbalists
BAVH Member
What this means for your pet
BAVH members are qualified vets who have additional training in herbal medicine. As RCVS-registered vets, they are subject to the full RCVS regulatory framework and can provide conventional care alongside herbal treatments.
About this accreditation
The BAVH represents veterinary surgeons who use herbal medicines to treat animals. It promotes the safe, effective, and responsible use of herbal medicines in veterinary practice. Members are RCVS-registered vets with additional training in herbal medicine.
Who can hold this accreditation
Must be a veterinary surgeon. Two tiers: Qualified veterinary herbalist and Student veterinary herbalist.
Referral requirement
Not applicable — members are themselves vets.
Professional oversight
Continuing Professional Development
Subject to RCVS CPD requirements
Complaints process
RCVS fitness to practise process
Insurance
Required as RCVS-registered vet
Legal basis
Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966
Accredited providers (1)
- Monika KleyenstuberChiropractorME13 0BF
Quick facts
Abbreviation
BAVH
Issuing body
British Association of Veterinary Herbalists
Type
membership
Protected title
No
Practitioner is a vet
Yes
Providers listed
1