Dr. Gabriele Gross, PhD. German Veterinarian, Equine Nutritionist and Educator
INNOVATE – TEACH – CONTRIBUTE
Dr. Gabriele Gross, PhD.
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. from Vet. Univ. of Hannover, Germany)
• Post-Graduate Research Degree in Pharmacology (Germany)
• Masters Degree Coaching & Training (Neuro-Linguistic Programming, USA)
More information: Dr. Gross obtained her Veterinary license in 1987 in Germany at the Veterinary University Hannover. From early on in her career, “Dr. Gabi” focused on owner-education. She made Equine nutrition and holistic care a focus alongside her Veterinary career. After getting her Veterinary degree, Dr. Gabi obtained a PhD. in Pharmacology, along with a position as assistant lecturer at the “Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology Hannover” under the leadership of Prof. Dr. W. Loescher. “This is when my passion for teaching completely surfaced” Dr. Gabi states.
Today, being retired from conventional Equine Veterinary practice, Dr. Gross focuses on educating fellow Veterinarians and Equestrians how to keep horses naturally healthy with nutrition and management. Dr. Gabi also works as an independent consultant, researcher and scientist for the industry.
Dr. Gross has spent her whole life with horses. Growing up in Germany as a jumper and dressage rider (in Germany you have to be good at many years of dressage if you want to be a good jumper : ) she later also trained and owned a US Thoroughbred racing stable.
During this time she kept fine tuning her nutritional programs. The development of her proven systematic, practical approach for horse nutrition and health management took nearly three decades. Since then the approach has helped thousands of horse owners worldwide.
Dr. Gabi Gross and late Kentucky Derby winning and Hall-of-Fame trainer Jack van Berg in 2012
Imprinting were her years at the Equine colic and lameness clinic in Kerken, Germany, which, through quite dramatic examples, taught her that ‘An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’. Further interest in innovation and teaching was fueled by her teachers at New Bolton Center, in particular Dr. Dr. Virginia Reef, PhD., who sparked her interest in research.
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