Four Paws, Five Directions

Four Paws, Five Directions: Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats & Dogs

Code: BK1716

  Schwartz, C.
  1996
  Veterinary therapies - J01
  Veterinary Alternative Therapies (J1)

Description

Clear uncomplicated book showing the approach in using acupuncture and Chinese herbs. Lists 32 different dogs and cats. Many full colour photos. - By C. Schwartz. (1996) 406pp

Welcome to the ancient healing art of Traditional Chinese Medicine, now for cats and dogs! Used with great success on humans for thousands of years, acupressure, food, and herbal therapy are finally available to our four-legged friends. Starting with the head and working toward the toes, this book addresses a host a problems that anyone living with an animal companion may encounter. For instance, a surprising number of behavioural problems are actually physiological in origin. Instead of costly remedial training, a change in diet or the addition of acupressure or herbs to the animal’s care may be the solution. Practical procedures are outlined in clear, comprehensible language, with assessment worksheets, diagnosis charts, and 70 photographs to assist you in making treatment decisions. With a little practice, these are procedures you can use for treating your cat or dog at home. Used as either an adjunct to Western medicine or on its own, this book helps you bring your animal friend’s body into balance through a treatment-and-prevention approach that saves both of you from undue distress.

Date reviewed

28/12/1996

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