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January 01, 2021
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You probably know of or have been to a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) practitioner for your own ailments but what about for your precious furkids? If acupuncture for pets has you thinking ‘Is it effective?’, ‘Is it painful?’ and ‘How do you even get them to stay still?’, you’re not alone.
We speak to two experts, Dr. Audrey Loi, senior veterinarian of Mount Pleasant Vet Centre (East), as well as Dr. Jasmine Tan Kia Ming of Vet On Wheels, to find out more.
Dr. Loi is one of the first International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) certified veterinarians in Singapore, while Dr. Tan received her veterinary medical degree from Murdoch University and learnt about Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), from renowned TCVM vets such as Dr. Bruce Ferguson and Dr. Tatang Cahyono.
December 14, 2020
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It’s no mean feat to be a pet parent, and especially not when your precious furbaby is ill. Even with many of us still working from home, visits to the vet can prove challenging at times, what with the onslaught of Zoom calls and online meetings.
And that’s when mobile vet services can be real life-savers.
Not only do they help pet owners with tight schedules (or multi-pet households, which make transporting pets a tough task), they’ll help your furkids feel less stressed and more secure to be treated in an environment that they’re familiar with, too, instead of having to endure car rides and a trip to the clinic where they’ll be exposed to strange sights, sounds, and smells.