Integrative Veterinary Care Journal - V3I2 Spring 2013

In dieser Ausgabe

16 MEDICINAL MUSHROOMS
Understanding the power of these health-giving fungi in your veterinary practice.
20 TCVM PATTERN DIFFERENTIATION IN DERMATOLOGY
By approaching skin problems with acupuncture, herbs and foods, you treat the imbalance causing the issue, and not just the symptoms.
26 NUTRITION NOOK: FEEDING LARGE BREED PUPPIES
Young dogs grow fast, and the right diet and balance of nutrients are critical for proper development and the prevention of health problems in adulthood.
34 RAW BONES–WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
More and more clients are feeding raw bones to their dogs. Educating yourself on this trend will help ensure they do it right.
38 ACUPUNCTURE FOR EQUINE ALLERGIES
Allergy symptoms in horses are often frustrating to treat with Western medicine. A TCVM approach, specifically acupuncture, can be an effective alternative.
44 HERBS FOR INSULIN RESISTANCE HORSES
Adding these herbs to the management program of insulin resistant equines can help them lead longer, healthier lives.
48 CHINESE HERBS– SCIENCE OR TRADITION?
Both Western and TCVM approaches have successes, yet they seem worlds apart. But both are really saying the same thing – just with different terminology.
52 TECH TALK: FENG SHUI IN THE CLINIC SETTING–PART 2
How this ancient art of placement can help you and your colleagues maintain well being and harmony in the workplace.
60 INTEGRATIVE PRACTICE: WHAT’S YOUR VISION?
How to create a happier and more successful practice though visualization, goal setting and regular evaluations.