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3 Must-reads on veterinary acupuncture

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Fine tune your knowledge on veterinary acupuncture and the host of conditions it can help treat.

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Acupuncture is a growing demand worldwide, used to treat a wide array of conditions including those found within the veterinary sector. With more and more pet parents becoming accustomed to using holistic medicine for themselves, many are beginning to inquire about the benefits this treatment approach can have for their beloved companions. To help you brush up on your acupuncture knowledge, we have selected 3 articles that highlight the benefits of this integrative approach, plus how to master it.

From common acupuncture techniques outlined to the range of surprising conditions that acupuncture can help treat—there's something for everyone. Happy reading!

  1. Episode 54: The secrets behind veterinary acupuncture: Christopher Shapley, DVM, reveals the answers to common questions surrounding acupuncture, plus shares why clients are seeking interest in this treatment method and more.
  2. Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine: The basics of herbal medicine and acupuncture are explained, including specific techniques such as dry needling, aquapuncture, moxibustion, and electroacupuncture.
  3. ACVC 2019: Common and unique uses for veterinary acupuncture: Heather Troyer, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice), CVA, CVPP, describes the host of veterinary conditions and diseases acupuncture can treat such as cancer.
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