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Default Four Paws Five Directions: A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs

Customer Review: This practical guide assists them well a neophyte's need in veterinary acupuncture.
It is a simple and easy book of understanding, of the way that the students, in his course beginning, need to understand the Chinese medicine. But for a professional acupunturist he also has his usefulness, because that the part 3 on treatment serves more commonly as a fast guide of treatment for the diseases found. Its serves as a book of incomes. In spite of knowing that the Chinese medicine seeks the treatment of the patient and not of the disease in itself, trying to balance the patient, nevertheless, as a first treatment this book aids the professional to give the first steps. I recommend a lot of this book to students of veterinary Chinese medicine and the acupunturists that are in the beginning of his professional life as acupunturist.
Customer Review: Four Paws Five Directions: A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs
Great book. I am a certified acupressurist for horses and this book rounded out my understanding to include our smaller four footed friends. Well written with great diagrams on actual animals to facilitate correct point finger placement.


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