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|Videos|October 24, 2019
ACVC 2019: Common and unique uses for veterinary acupuncture
Dr. Heather Troyer shares how she uses acupuncture to treat pain associated with several conditions including cancer.
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"Acupuncture, by far, is used most commonly to treat pain secondary to arthritis," said Heather Troyer DVM, DABVP (Canine & Feline Practice), CVA, CVPP, at this year's
In this video, Dr. Troyer explains the many ways she uses acupuncture to provide care for per patients. Take a look.
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