Chinese Veterinary Medicine for Dogs, Cats, and Horses, Part III
The reason most animals are sent to animal shelters and/or are euthanized is due to behavioral problems. Dr. Beebe sees organ imbalances as a common pathology in many behavioral disorders in animals which can be effectively treated with the use of Chinese herbs in combination with acupuncture.
Dr. Salewski shares the TCVM theory of the Kidney in focusing on dog and horse kidney disorders – how the kidney functions for health, and how imbalance leads to disease. You will learn how to identify patterns corresponding to Western disease labeled as incontinence, UTIs, stone formation, Cushing’s disease, and kidney failure, and how to treat these imbalances with acupuncture and herbal formulas.
Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:
- Learn to diagnose patterns of behavioral conditions in animals
- Understand how Chinese herbs, herbal formulas and acupuncture are used to treat behavioral disorders
- Understand the role of the Kidney in maintaining normal bodily functions in dogs and horses
- Identify various causes of, and treatments for, animal incontinence, Cushing's disease, UTIs, and other Kidney disorders
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