Long Island Veterinary Specialists

Treat your Pet’s Vomiting with Chinese Medicine

May 04, 2024

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) offers various approaches to vomiting. If your pet is vomiting, it may be the result of an imbalance or disharmony in the body, and the approach focuses on restoring balance and addressing the underlying causes.

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A Lesson in Chinese Veterinary Medicine Terminology

Apr 06, 2024

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) uses various therapies, such as acupuncture, diet, herbal therapy, and massage to restore balance and harmony to a pet’s body while treating and preventing disease.

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Motion Palpation and Veterinary Medical Manipulation

Jan 01, 2024

Orthopedic conditions are common in pets, but structural changes seen on X-rays and other imaging modalities often don’t correlate well with the patient’s signs. When a pet’s joint range of motion is restricted, significant repercussions

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Food Therapy for Pets

Dec 02, 2023

Hippocrates said, “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food,” in 400 BC, indicating that for centuries people have realized nutrition was important to help prevent and cure disease. Food therapy is a component of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine

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An Introduction to Veterinary Acupuncture

Nov 01, 2023

In the wide world of medicine, some physicians and veterinarians argue that only one type of medicine is scientifically proven, evidence-based, and supported by solid data, and all other treatments are unproven and lack scientific corroboration.

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