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Nancy Scanlan, DVM
Sherman Oaks Veterinary Group
13624 Moorpark St.
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
818-784-9977
website: www.myvetonline.com/website/sovg/layout.jsp
website: www.shermanoaksveterinarygroup.com
Dr. Scanlan graduated from the University of California,
Davis in 1970. She practiced in a conventional practice
for 10 years (2 years mixed, 8 years small animal exclusively),
and used nutritional therapy with conventional medicine
during that time. In 1979 she was hired as an instructor
for an Animal Health Technician program in Southern California,
and ended up as head of the Medical Science division at
National College in South Dakota. She was certified in acupuncture
in 1988, and returned to small animal practice. Other holistic
modalities were added, and she now has a 100% holistic practice
in Sherman Oaks, California. She is on the editorial board
for Canine Practice, Feline Practice, and the Journal for
the AHVMA, and has served as editor for Bow Tie Press, AAHA,
and Veterinary Medicine Publishing Company. Dr. Scanlan
has been a featured speaker at meetings sponsored by AHVMA,
IVAS, South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association, Southern
California Veterinary Medical Association, and Veterinarians
for Israel. She is a contributor to lay magazines such as
Cat Fancy and is a featured writer in Nutrition Science
News. She is a member of the executive board of the AHVMA,
and a member of IVAS.
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