Herbal Vet

At Herbal Vet we believe in a holistic approach to your companion animals health care. We specialise in herbal medicine and acupuncture.

At Herbal Vet Scotland we take a holistic approach to veterinary medicine. Holistic medicine means considering all aspects of your animals life from diet to environment through to their mental and physical wellbeing.

18/09/2024

Jordan had a wonderful time last week at the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) conference in Edinburgh. There were lots of fantastic lectures from world renowned veterinary acupuncturists. It was also a great chance to meet up with old friends (pictured here with vets from the Belgian Veterinary Acupuncture Society- where both Jordan and Reagan undertook their training).

21/08/2024

Beautiful Maddy clearly approves of our new consult room sofa at Pet Therapy in Kinning Park. To find out more and to make an appointment with Jordan at Pet Therapy please visit our website www.herbalvetscotland.co.uk

26/07/2024

Meet Millie. This wonderful girl has been on a healthy controlled weight loss programme, including a home cooked diet plan. She can gone from 19kg to her ideal weight of 13.5kg! We want to say a massive well done to Millie and her mum for all their hard work and dedication. Just look at that smile, Millie clearly is feeling very good for shedding those extra Kg's!

05/07/2024

Meet Nina. This amazing wee girl came for a health check and to discuss everything from diet, to proactive healthcare and settling into her new home ❤️ 🐾 🌱

27/06/2024

For all those asking when the first opinion vets at Pet Therapy (where our Glasgow branch is located) is due to open, the official opening day will be Monday the 22nd of July. Pre- registration is available via their website: https://fourpawsvet.co.uk/

06/06/2024

Everyone at Herbal Vet Scotland would like to wish Gizmo a Happy 20th Birthday! We hope you had a wonderful birthday.

17/05/2024

This beautiful girl is Opal. Opal has been visiting Jordan for regular acupuncture to support her spinal issues and is going from strength to strength. Opal can be an anxious girl, so it was very humbling to have her climb onto Jordan's knee. This has become her go to place during her sessions!

15/05/2024

We are very excited to announce that Dr Reagan Carnwath is teaming up with International Canine Behaviourists to bring you a talk on canine nutrition on Sunday 16th June. More information and a link to purchase tickets will follow soon.

20/03/2024

The power of a truly integrative approach, combing the best of conventional medicine and holistic health care ❤️🌱

It is a privilege to be part of your care team Apollo!

01/03/2024

Say hello to beautiful Surf! Surf is looking very relaxed during her regular acupuncture treatment with Jordan. Surf has acupuncture to help her painful back, as well as her pancreatitis issues. To book an acupuncture appointment with Jordan please visit www.herbalvetscotland.co.uk or https://HerbalVetJordan.as.me/?appointmentType=38689458

16/02/2024

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) element theory:
Metal:
Like order and purpose. Desire clear expectations and rules. Often second in command.
Typical breeds: Herding dogs, working dogs, cats
Associated emotion: Grief
Associated organ: Nose/Skin &coat
Associated acupuncture meridians: Lungs/large intestine
Imbalance can create issues with: Respiratory issues, skin issues.

09/02/2024

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) element theory.
Water:
In it when needed, otherwise observing and conserving. Often outside the group.
Typical breeds: Collies, giant breeds (Newfoundlands, Wolfhounds, St. Bernard's), Cats
Associated emotion: Fear
Associated organ: Ear/ Bone
Associated acupuncture meridians: Kidneys/Bladder
Imbalance can create issues with: Hearing, fertility, arthritis.

02/02/2024

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) element theory.
Earth:
Eager to please, care. Like to be part of the group.
Typical breeds: Labradors, golden retrievers, concerned pugs
Associated emotion: Overthinking
Associated organ: Mouth/ Muscles
Associated acupuncture meridians: Stomach/Spleen
Imbalance can create issues with: Digestion, "damp" conditions.

29/01/2024

How much to feed your dog. Is 2-3% right?

25/01/2024

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) element theory.
Fire:
They are in it for the fun. Often found in the middle of the action.
Typical breeds: Small breed "lap dogs"
Associated emotion: Joy
Associated organ: Tongue/ Blood vessels
Associated acupuncture meridians: Heart, Pericardium (Small Intestines, Triple Heater)
Imbalance can create issues with: Anxiety, heart issues.

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http://herbalvetscotland.co.uk/

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