Dr. Jaymie Rennert was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, graduating with honors from Western Washington University with a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology and a minor in Psychology. She then attended Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, and graduated in 2008 with her DVM.
She worked at Frontier Village Veterinary Clinic as a small animal practitioner from 2008 to 2015, practicing western medicine. In 2012, she completed the course at Options for Animals to become a Certified Veterinary Chiropractor, and started up her business as Healing Hands Animal Chiropractic. In 2015, she took the Acupuncture course through IVAS and became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist. This course was fundamental in awakening Dr. Rennert to her next step of transitioning solely to holistic healing modalities. In July 2015, she fully launched Healing Hands Holistic Veterinary Care, PLLC, and practices holistic medicine exclusively. She became certified in Animal Bowenwork therapy in the summer of 2017. In September 2019, she obtained her certification in Emmett Therapy.
Dr. Rennert and her husband reside on their mini-ranch in Arlington with their horses, dogs, and cats. She spends her free time pursuing hobbies such as trail riding her horses, barrel racing, hiking, dancing, and travelling.
She worked at Frontier Village Veterinary Clinic as a small animal practitioner from 2008 to 2015, practicing western medicine. In 2012, she completed the course at Options for Animals to become a Certified Veterinary Chiropractor, and started up her business as Healing Hands Animal Chiropractic. In 2015, she took the Acupuncture course through IVAS and became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist. This course was fundamental in awakening Dr. Rennert to her next step of transitioning solely to holistic healing modalities. In July 2015, she fully launched Healing Hands Holistic Veterinary Care, PLLC, and practices holistic medicine exclusively. She became certified in Animal Bowenwork therapy in the summer of 2017. In September 2019, she obtained her certification in Emmett Therapy.
Dr. Rennert and her husband reside on their mini-ranch in Arlington with their horses, dogs, and cats. She spends her free time pursuing hobbies such as trail riding her horses, barrel racing, hiking, dancing, and travelling.
