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If people were more like their pets, then the world would be a much better place. Our companion animals give us unconditional love and support. To them, we are the best regardless of how we look, what our bank balance is, or how we are feeling that day. Pets live in the moment, they enjoy each day while they show love to their owners and honestly express how they feel. Therefore, we must think about prevention medicine as a means to increase the time we get to share with our companions.
There are common pet emergencies where acupressure could help you stabilize the patient until you reach your veterinarian. Although it is impossible to begin to list all the emergency situations in this episode I tried to provide advice in some cases where acupressure can help ease the pain, calm the pet and minimize dangerous situations until you can arrive at your veterinarian’s office.
Chinese Herbology might have started as folk medicine but the anecdotal experience has passed down since and written over 2,000 years ago. Modern science is taking a new look at these folk remedies trying to find and extract the active compounds that make them medicinal.
Western Medicine Dietary recommendations are based on daily nutrient requirements which calculate how much carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins needed. The TCVM Food Therapy concepts we talk about on today's podcast will introduce you to are based on achieving a healthy balance by eating foods with different flavors or energetic properties to help a pet based o their personality and the organ affected by the disease.
Massage has long been recognized as a great way to relax muscles, release tension, and help you feel an overall sense of wellness. Pets experience much of the same benefits that we do. In this podcast, Dr. Vargas touches on how massage for your pet can have a positive physiological effect on the health status of the patient.
The most common question asked about acupuncture is "how does it work?". In this episode Dr. Vargas explains what those special acupoints in the body are, we can stimulate them, and when is it appropriate to do so.
The success of treatment depends on multiple factors. The animal's state of health, personality, stress, environment, dietary support, and experience of the doctor all contribute to the treatment's success. In this episode, we will take a deeper dive into what "Healing with Intention" means for you and your pets.
We are all made up of energy and that energy radiates beyond our bodies. This concept applies to animals and is known in the area of alternative medicine as the biofield. In this podcast, Dr. Vargas breaks down these complex properties and how they relate to our pets!
For more information about the topics discussed on the podcast please visit www.osahvets.com
To vaccinate or not to vaccinate that is the question for today's podcast. This issue has brought up a lot of debate in the veterinary medical profession and caused great concerns for dedicated pet owners alike.
For more information about the topics discussed on the podcast please visit www.osahvets.com
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