Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) helps us understand why your pet doesn't feel well by looking for patterns of imbalance rather than isolated symptoms. We consider things like energy level, digestion, sleep, coat quality, behavior, and even how your pet reacts to weather or seasons.
During a TCVM evaluation, we combine tongue and pulse assessment (when in person or via shared records/photos), history, and current diagnoses to identify patterns such as heat, cold, deficiency, or stagnation. From there, we may recommend acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, and food therapy to gently redirect the body toward better balance.
Dr. Eva holds a Graduate Diploma in Chinese veterinary herbal medicine and draws on many years of clinical experience using these formulas for real animals with chronic conditions, from skin disease to mobility problems. Our goal is to ease discomfort, improve resilience, and support long-term vitality in a way that aligns with your preference for natural care.
During a TCVM evaluation, we combine tongue and pulse assessment (when in person or via shared records/photos), history, and current diagnoses to identify patterns such as heat, cold, deficiency, or stagnation. From there, we may recommend acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, and food therapy to gently redirect the body toward better balance.
Dr. Eva holds a Graduate Diploma in Chinese veterinary herbal medicine and draws on many years of clinical experience using these formulas for real animals with chronic conditions, from skin disease to mobility problems. Our goal is to ease discomfort, improve resilience, and support long-term vitality in a way that aligns with your preference for natural care.
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