Traditional Chinese Medicine for Dogs and Cats

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence

All course material is based on 40 years of professional expertise in Traditional Chinese Medicine and has been personally reviewed and approved by the instructor.

Discover the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) applied to modern pet care. This comprehensive course covers observation, listening, smelling, inquiry, and palpation diagnosis methods; acupuncture meridian theory and point location; herbal medicine principles and classic formulas; and how to integrate TCM with Western veterinary medicine. Learn from Junping Zhao, a fourth-generation TCM practitioner with over four decades of clinical experience treating dogs and cats. Perfect for pet owners, veterinary students, and animal health professionals seeking a holistic approach to pet wellness.

What makes this course unique is its practical, case-based approach drawn from four decades of clinical practice. Each lecture includes real-world examples from treating dogs and cats in clinic. You'll learn not just theory, but how to actually apply TCVM principles in everyday pet care situations. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine that you can immediately use to better understand and care for your pets, or integrate into your professional veterinary practice.

Topics covered in this course include:

- The four diagnostic methods of TCM: observation, listening and smelling, inquiry, and palpation, and how they apply to dogs and cats

- The twelve primary meridians and their corresponding acupressure points for common pet health concerns

- Herbal medicine fundamentals: understanding classic formulas, safe dosage considerations, and ingredient properties

- How to create a holistic wellness plan combining TCM principles with modern veterinary care

- Twelve Section Brocade exercises adapted for pet owners to promote calm and well-being

- Nutritional guidance based on the Five Elements theory for balanced pet nutrition

- Common health conditions in dogs and cats viewed through a TCVM lens, with practical care strategies

- When to seek professional veterinary care and how to communicate effectively with your vet about TCM approaches

This course is designed for pet owners who want to take a more natural and holistic approach to their companion's health, as well as veterinary professionals looking to broaden their understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine. No prior TCM knowledge is required.

Enroll today and start your journey into the world of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine.