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Chi University teaches Veterinary Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Food Therapy, Tui-na and mor
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08/12/2024

Daisy, a 3-year-old Cavalier King Charles, is afflicted with fly-biting syndrome. This condition, a blend of complex partial seizures and obsessive-compulsive syndrome, presents a significant challenge. She exhibits peculiar behavior, seemingly fixated on imaginary flies she attempts to bite, often accompanied by sudden jumps.

The first treatment was based on the most common approaches to managing fly-biting syndrome. It involved a combination of antiepileptic drugs, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, and activities to valorize her olfactory and explorative skills.
Regrettably, the initial treatment did not produce the desired results. However, the decision to explore alternative therapy proved to be a turning point. With the introduction of acupuncture and SEC-E from linea.sec, we witnessed a significant improvement in Daisy's condition, enough to begin weaning her off the initial medications. This remarkable progress instills hope for a brighter future for Daisy and inspires us to consider the potential of alternative therapies in treating similar conditions.

Join us in the acupuncture world and learn more about alternative therapies. Enroll at http://chiu.edu/courses/ACUP102_ITA_EN or contact us at [email protected]. Together, we can explore the potential of alternative therapies in treating conditions like Daisy's.

04/12/2024

The video below exemplifies acupuncture's effectiveness from our expert teacher, Lorena Lloret.
Join us and enroll at the 2025 Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA) in Italy at http://chiu.edu/courses/ACUP102_ITA_EN or contact us at [email protected] for more information.

17/11/2024

GV 26 (Ren Zhong) is a specific acupuncture point that could potentially revolutionize patient care by reducing the need for mechanical ventilation in patients under general anesthesia. This acupoint influences respiratory function, and its stimulation might help improve ventilation and support respiratory efforts, thereby reducing the need for mechanical ventilation.

GV 26 is located on the midline of the upper lip, just above the philtrum (the small groove above the upper lip).

For more information, please visit http://chiu.edu/courses/ACUP102_ITA_EN or contact us at [email protected].
Don't miss this opportunity to improve your pet's health and well-being with acupuncture. Take the first step today!

05/11/2024

WE HAVE THE NEW 2025 CVA DATES!!!!!

05/11/2024

WE HAVE THE NEW 2025 CVA DATES!!!!!

Look at the program and become a certified Acupuncturist, ready to join TCVM, a holistic approach to animal health that includes acupuncture, herbal medicine, food therapy, and more!
Masters in TCVM will offer online sessions in English, which you can stream at your convenience. This flexibility empowers you to take control of your learning journey.
Our onsite portions will be held in a unique and beautiful location, villa Tiretta Agostini in Treviso. Here, you can learn acupuncture points on dogs and horses in small lab groups, providing a hands-on and exciting learning experience that is a key feature of our program.

Don't miss out on this opportunity! Visit www.chiu.edu/courses/ACUP102_ITA_EN to enroll in the certified Mixed, Small Animal, or Equine Acupuncture course today.
For more info, please write us at [email protected]

14/10/2024

It was an exhilarating weekend at Chi University in Italy, where we marked the final on-site of the 2024 Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA) course!
Vets enjoyed practical, small-group wet labs with dogs and horses, which provided invaluable hands-on experience, solidified the TCVM concepts and acupoints, and enhanced their skills for the final exams.

Congratulations to the students! We are truly grateful for the energy and the dedication that they brought throughout the course.
We can't wait to see you start your TCVM journey, and Chi Italy wishes you all the best in practicing acupuncture!

06/10/2024

One of the most common concerns I hear from pet owners is whether their animals will be comfortable with acupuncture. I assure you that if appropriately treated, most pets will tolerate acupuncture well.

Today I present Bella, a dog who had bitten her veterinarian during a visit. She has arthritis in her shoulder and carpal joint, and the owner, seeking an alternative treatment, wanted to treat her in a different way, so she was referred to me.
On the first visit, Bella was a nervous and wary dog, but if treated calmly and patiently, she allowed herself to be treated and even got the needles put in.
I was able to perform six acupuncture and laser treatments for her osteoarthritis without any problems.
Bella's response to the treatment has been nothing short of remarkable. She has improved so much that she enjoyed hiking in Puglia with her owner this summer.

Acupuncture is a valuable treatment that is surprisingly easy to apply. Enroll in Chi University's certified acupuncture course in Italy starting next year and discover the benefits of this therapeutic technique. You'll be surprised at how quickly you can learn and apply this effective treatment for your pet.
For more detailed information, please visit http://chiu.edu/courses/ACUP102_ITA_EN or contact us at [email protected].

Don't miss this opportunity to improve your pet's health and well-being with acupuncture. Take the first step today!

27/09/2024

Vi aspetto domenica 29 settembre all’ incontro online di Agovem, parleremo di agopuntura in neurologia! Scopri perché l’ agopuntura può essere uno strumento terapeutico utile nel trattare numerose patologie neurologiche

19/09/2024

Dear colleagues, I’m thrilled to announce the establishment of the European Association of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (EATCVM) with the stronghold support of WATCVM!!!

Welcome to the European Association of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (EATCVM), an umbrella organisation of the World Association of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (WATCVM).

Our mission is to unite veterinarians and vet students with an interest or passion for acupuncture, be that Chinese / TCVM or medical acupuncture.

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Ettore is a 13-year-old English Cocker Spaniel who developed flaccid tetra paresis. His primary veterinarian diagnosed idiopathic polyradiculoneuritis, multiple disc protrusions and severe osteoarthritis in both hips. Recovery time: more than six months. After four treatments of TCVM every two o three weeks, Ettore started to play with his ball again!!

Danko, a 40-kilo 10 year-old dog, had severe osteoarthritis in both hips and his right knee. When we first visited Danko, he was reluctant to walk due to pain, and he didn’t respond to standard therapy. Danko has been treated with ozone therapy and acupuncture every three weeks for three treatments. After that, his quality of life has improved a lot. Check out the video

The acupuncture technique "Circle the Dragon" is an effective treatment for all non-healing wounds. In TCVM, chronic, non-healing wounds are often caused by an underlying Qi Deficiency. When Qi is deficient, the tissue regeneration of skin is insufficient. In addition to Qi Deficiency, Excess patterns, including Heat Toxin (inflammatory or infectious wounds) or Qi-Blood Stagnation (swelling and painful wounds), are often concurrent. The technique consists of circling the wound with needles (depending on the animal size, you can use between 4 and 8 needles) to improve the skin's elasticity and promote rejuvenation. For more than one year, Sofia had a chronic, alopecic, erythematosus wound on her carpal area with skin thickening due to continuous licking. The conventional treatments didn't seem to fix the lesion, so the Sofia vet decided to try alternative therapy before resorting to surgery. On the 15th of December, we started treating Sofia with the Balance Method to solve the underlying Spleen Qi Deficiency (we used Tai/yin+Yang/ming) and the technique "Circle the Dragon" around the wound with laser therapy. The treatment was performed three times every two or three weeks, and the outcome was excellent. Look at the video below.

Zoe is a greyhound who, after a scaling surgery, started crying and panting ,unable to lie down. She seemed to be full of pain. The owners brought her to the veterinary hospital, where RMI andy TAC were performed. The scans exhibited lumbosacral stenosis, with L7-S1 disc protrusion, indirect signs of chronic instability, and multiple focal myopathy. The therapy with NSAID and gabapentin didn’t help her, and not even replacing the fans with cortisone was successful. Zoe’s condition, after more than a month, seemed hopeless, so the owners decided to change the therapeutic approach, looking for alternative medicine. When I first saw Zoe, I couldn’t touch her without her crying. Despite this, we initially started treating her with acupuncture and laser therapy. Finally, she could relax! Subsequently, we continued with electroacupuncture once a week and Chinese herbs. Zoe is still improving; she can move without crying and is slowly returning to her everyday life.#chiuniversity#TCVM#pain#chineseveterinarymedicine