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WATCVM supports the research, education, and practice of Chinese veterinary medicine worldwide.
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14/08/2024

Check out the latest publication from the American Journal of TCVM online today. WATCVM members - you get free access as part of your membership benefits!

24/07/2024

The Summer TCVM Newsletter is available to read online at watcvm.org/newsletters

19/07/2024

10/07/2024

WATCVM Executive Director Dr. Mushtaq Memon created an insightful video overviewing integrative veterinary medicine (IVM) concepts - great for pet owners seeking IVM solutions or veterinary professionals curious about expanding their practice. Check it out on YouTube!

Join us on a journey into the world of integrative veterinary medicine (IVM) with Dr. Mushtaq A. Memon. In this enlightening video series, explore how blendi...

03/06/2024

Join us on July 12 for the next lecture in our 2024 webinar series. Dr. Antonio Alfaro will offer insights to improve treatment success and confirm pain diagnoses in performance horses. Available to WATCVM members exclusively! Sign up at watcvm.org/events

27/03/2024

The latest TCVM Newsletter is now available to read online!
https://watcvm.org/newsletter/item/345-issue-56-spring-2024

20/03/2024

Join our Wellbeing Facebook Group for uplifting content and wellness resources. And have a great International Day of Happiness today!

08/03/2024

Join us in just a few short weeks for the next lecture in our 2024 webinar series. Dr. Nell Ostermeier will delve into the intricacies of using acupuncture to address anorexia and vomiting in cats. Available to WATCVM members exclusively! Learn more and sign up online at watcvm.org.

14/02/2024

Happy Valentine's Day!

09/02/2024

Tomorrow marks the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year celebration! Happy Year of the Wood Dragon 🥳

01/02/2024

Have you read this case report from our recent newsletter? Dive into the details on our website!

12/01/2024

Hey members - join us for the first webinar of 2024 next week Saturday! Learn more at watcvm.org/events

09/01/2024

Bai Zhi, or Angelica root, is a Chinese herb that releases the Exterior and disperses Wind and Cold. It is Pungent and Warm. Bai Zhi is associated with Stomach and Lung channels and can be used for headache and sinusitis.

05/01/2024

Visit watcvm.org/membership/join to become a member or renew your account today!

02/01/2024

New Year, New Benefits! We are so excited to announce the webinars in 2024 - offered on a quarterly basis exclusively to WATCVM members. Learn more at watcvm.org/events

Not a member? Join today at watcvm.org/membership/join

28/12/2023

The latest TCVM Newsletter is now available to read online! https://watcvm.org/newsletter/item/344-issue-55-winter-2023

28/11/2023

Looking for support and connection? Join WATCVM's private, veterinarian exclusive Wellbeing Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/watcvmbeing

23/11/2023

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful celebration.

21/11/2023

FREE & EXCLUSIVE to WATCVM members!

Join us on December 8, 2023 for a live webinar presented by TCVM expert Dr. Lankenau. This webinar will focus on what Gu Syndrome is and why it can give a practitioner a therapeutic strategy in poorly responsive cases. Sign up online: watcvm.org/events

Not a member? Join today! watcvm.org/membership/join

16/11/2023

A meeting with a view! WATCVM was thrilled to host the annual board of directors meeting in Bali last week. 🏝️ The board discussed what's been happening in 2023 and brainstormed more ideas to make membership even better.

03/10/2023

The latest TCVM Newsletter is now available to read online!

Inside Issue #54:
🍎 The Foods of Fall by Dr. Judy Morgan
🌍 WATCVM Updates: TCVM in Nepal, Bali Travel Restrictions Lifted, Get Featured in TCVM News!
😺 Case Report: Acupuncture for Seizures in a Cat by Dr. Catherine MacLean
💩 Case Report: TCVM to Treat Inappropriate Elimination and Restlessness in a Canine by Dr. Cynthia R. Wiseman

View the full issue here:

28/09/2023

Join us in raising awareness for shelter pets today for to for rescues and adoptable pets.

26/09/2023

We are proud to share that Chi University's Bioscience Research Center has received the "Investigating Bioelectrical and Biomagnetic Signatures of Acupuncture Points: A Magnetometer and Electroqigram-Based Approach" award from the World Association of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (WATCVM). 🌟

Dr. Joan Poster, VMD, has been a driving force behind this research initiative and we appreciate her generous support!

With the funding courtesy of Dr. Joan Poster, VMD, we are taking giant steps toward revolutionizing animal care using electroqigram (EQG) machines. Stay tuned for groundbreaking discoveries! 🐾

21/09/2023

As nature prepares to gracefully transition from the vibrant Yang energy of summer to the introspective Yin energy of autumn, let's find harmony with this season's energy, nourish our bodies with warming foods, and embrace the beauty of change. 🍂

19/09/2023

Sheng Jiang Pi, or ginger peel, is a Chinese herb that drains Dampness. It is Cool and Pungent. Sheng Jiang Pi enters the Spleen and Lung Channels and can be used to promote urination, reduce abdominal bloating, and disperse the Exterior.

14/09/2023

Celebrating a decade of making a difference! Join us as we reflect on the past, embrace the present, and look forward to a brighter future for our veterinary community. Thank you for 10 years of support! 🎉

Make a donation today to help us continue our mission to support the research, education, and practice of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine worldwide: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=F7L4JR5KZBD2J

12/09/2023

Skin diseases are commonly seen in horses but some cases can be quite challenging to treat. Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by BOD member Dr. Leslie Tahon Schmid to discuss challenging equine skin cases resolved with the use of Balance Method Acupuncture. 1 hour of IVAS CE! Sign up today: https://watcvm.org/events/item/311-september-event-2023

07/09/2023

Some mid-week motivation to take that first step 💪

05/09/2023

In honor of Pain Awareness Month, check out this month's WATCVM blog post written by the renowned Dr. Janice Huntingford!

https://watcvm.org/watcvm-blog/item/339-2023-july-blog

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Lola Treated with TCVM by Dr. Todd

Lola is a SF 13-year-old Labrador Retriever. Her history includes Coxofemoral dysplasia, Spondylosis Deformans, and Chronic T3-L3 Myelopathy. Lola has suffered from progressive issues with her mobility for more than 3 years. Her TCVM diagnosis was Kidney Qi and Yin Deficient Boney Bi with marked lumbosacral Stagnation of Qi and Blood. Originally, Lola was treated with dry needle and electroacupuncture combined with Chinese Herbal Medicines (CHM) Di Gu Pi, Zhi Bai Di Huang, and Body Sore. Her initial response after 4 weeks was good, but after 12 months Lola's mobility began to decline. Laser therapy was added, acupuncture frequency was increased, and CHM was changed to Di Huang Yin Zi and Double P II concentrated powders. As a result, Lola became much more mobile. She has even started to climb stairs and extend her walks. This improvement has been present for more than 4 weeks. Thanks to Dr. Greg Todd, DVM for submitting this case report! You can send one of yours to be featured by filling out the form: bit.ly/watcvm-cases

Himalayan Cat Treated for Chronic Skin Conditions using Balance Method

A 5-year-old male Himalayan cat was treated by Drs. Antonio Alfaro & Alicia Lopez for chronic skin conditions. The patient saw results after two weeks using balance method acupuncture.

Dr. Alicia Lopez - Chihuahua before and after treatment

A 9-year-old male neutered Chihuahua was presented to Dr. Alicia López with blindness due to pigmentary keratitis and severe acute pain in the left forelimb. No trauma history was confirmed by the owners. The Western physical exam was unremarkable except for the pain with palpation of the left forelimb. The radiographs didn’t show bone changes or any sign of soft tissue inflammation, and blood tests were completely normal. He was prescribed meloxicam 0,2mg every 24 hours, but he never got any better. TCVM exam revealed the patient was a typical Metal constitution, normal appetite, defecation, and normal Shen, pulse was weak and deep on left side, tongue was red, and dry. Reactive acupoints were GV-14 (Da-Zhui), BL-17, BL-18, and Fei-Pan. The Balance Method acupuncture exclusively uses distal acupoints, among which there are the Five-Shu, Yuan, and Luo points. These points are the “Five Transportation Points” that are found on each of the twelve Channels, known as the Jing-Well, Ying-Spring, Shu-Stream, Jing-River and He-Sea Points. For this patient, the BL, GV, and GB channels were most affected. Dr. López then needed to determine the Channel that can be used to correct the imbalance. This knowledge enables the use of distal, more energetic points to obtain immediate results. The Balance Method can attain good acupuncture results within minutes and even seconds after the insertion of the needles. In this case, the dog had no more pain immediately after treatment.

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