Integrative Veterinary Medicine (PDF)

Name: Integrative Veterinary Medicine (PDF)
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Integrative Veterinary Medicine is a guide for combining holistic and Western veterinary practices. It covers acupuncture, manual therapies, herbal medicine, nutrition, and physical rehabilitation. The book includes information on anatomy and physiology, as well as evidence-based interventions and adverse events. This is useful for veterinary practitioners, students, and academics interested in integrative medicine. It has 288 pages and will be published on June 27, 2023, by Wiley-Blackwell. The ISBN is 978-1119823520.

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Integrative Veterinary Medicine (PDF Book)

Integrated Veterinary Medicine: A Practical Approach to Holistic Care

By Mushtaq A. Memon, Huisheng Xie

Integrated Veterinary Practice

Integrated Veterinary medicine is a comprehensive and practical resource that promotes holistic approaches in Western veterinarian practice. This resource is intended to assist veterinarians in improving the treatment outcomes of patients by combining conventional and alternative therapies.

Based on evidence-based medicine, Integrative Veterinary Medicine encompasses a variety of methods including acupuncture, manual therapy, botanical and herbaceous medicine, integrated nutrition, and physical rehabilitation. The book describes each method in detail and demonstrates how it can be effectively employed in veterinarian’s practice.

The book’s first chapter explores the fundamental principles of integrated veterinary medicine, followed by a discussion of specifics regarding each method. To promote additional learning, a companion website features video clips that demonstrate the benefits of acupuncture.

Readers are expected to locate comprehensive information regarding key subjects:

The anatomy and physiology of acupuncture, including its association with soft tissue and neurological concepts, as well as traditional Chinese theory (Yin and Yang, Five Element Theory, and The Meridians), is discussed.

Veterinary therapeutic manipulations, including neurology, biomechanics, the available evidence, and the principles of massage therapy and myofascial techniques, are all considered.

The history and major methods of herbal medicine, evidence-based approaches, adverse effects, herb-drug interactions, supplement assessment, and regulation.

Trends in eating, including raw food, home-cooked food, grain-free food, owner perception, and current marketing methods

Integrative Veterinary medicine is a comprehensive resource for those interested in integrating into their practices. It’s also considered a valuable resource for students of veterinarian science, academics, and researchers dedicated to the study of integrated veterinarian medicine.