Four Paws, Five Directions: A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs

For a person serious about helping dogs. Higly recommend it.

Excellent book, very informative

Love this book, really useful to me in understanding my animals and how to feed/treat them and keep them healthy

can't stop reading…very easy and informative to read. I was hoping to learn some basics - this book is perfect for that.

A good book of Chinese Medicine by established veterinarian Cheryl Schwartz. She goes into Holding Patterns, Trauma, Acupressure, Diet, Herbal Treatments. She covers Nose and Upper Respiratory, Eye Inflammation, Digestion, Diarrhoea/Colitis, Arthritis, Injury, Heart and Lung issues.The author is conversational about different types of illness, personality of pet and different treatments that are specific not general, which is helpful.Just by noticing sore spots on your pet, you can look up what corresponding meridian that may be (with the helpful cat/dog meridian photos) aligned with a specific organ system and see what treatment is available. Gives a window of what could be an issue.