TRADITIONAL CHINESE VETERINARY MEDICINE

Dr. Brown recommends treating patients with a combination of Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine & TCVM Food Therapy for optimal response
The Four Main Pillars of TCVM include
Acupuncture
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Food Therapy
Tui Na
  
FAQS
Will my pet benefit from acupuncture?
YES!!!
Does acupuncture treat (insert condition of choice)?
TCVM addresses the whole patient and can be integrated into every medical condition to assist pets in many different ways. See Indications
What type of condition(s) has Dr. Brown addressed with TCVM?
Chronic Renal (kidney) Disease
Osteosarcoma/bone cancer
Arthritis
IVDD
Acute paralysis
Seizures
Anxiety
IMHA
Cushings
Chronic sneezing
Degenerative Myelopathy
Torn ACL/Cranial Cruciate Ligament
Luxating Patella
Allergies
Valley Fever
Aggression
Vestibular Disease
Masticatory Myositis
Fly Bite Syndrome
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Chronic diarrhea
Liver Disease
Heart Disease
Geriatric Weakness
Cancer
Hospice
And more...
Does Dr. Brown recommend treating solely with TCVM?
Dr. Brown is an Integrative Veterinarian trained in both Western Medicine and TCVM. She believes in integrating both Western and Eastern Medicine for optimal patient response.
Western Medicine plays an important role for emergencies, pharmaceuticals/prescription medication, diagnosing diseases, labwork for treatment monitoring, and more
For example, patients treated with TCVM for chronic kidney disease still require regular labwork to monitor kidney values and response to treatment
What does Dr. Brown wish for pet owners to understand?
The sooner acupuncture and TCVM is started the better the results
TCVM helps the body heal with time and commitment to treatment. For example, treating allergies with acupuncture, herbs and food therapy is a much slower process than treating allergies with steroids or injectable Western medication. However both Western and Eastern modalities can be utilized simultaneously in an Integrative approach to therapy
Many geriatric patients that receive regular treatments are being kept stable. Sometimes it is not obvious to pet owners until they stop treatment and the pet then takes many steps backwards that can be difficult to recover
Preventive medicine is the best medicine even with needles!
Treat the imbalance before it becomes dis-ease

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