Overview:
A clinical reference on combining complementary modalities with conventional veterinary care. It describes the principles, techniques and reported applications of acupuncture, herbal medicine, manual therapies, nutritional therapy and rehabilitation. Discussion of the evidence base and safety helps clinicians integrate these approaches responsibly. It is aimed at practitioners wishing to expand treatment options for chronic and complex cases.
Key Topics Covered:
- Veterinary acupuncture and electroacupuncture
- Chinese and Western herbal medicine
- Chiropractic, massage and manual therapies
- Nutraceuticals and nutritional therapy
- Physical rehabilitation modalities
- Evidence assessment and safety considerations
Target Audience:
Integrative Veterinarians, General Practitioners, Rehabilitation Practitioners





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