Literature

Guides to Canine & Equine Acupuncture

Stock your clinic with these educational, tri-fold brochures to inform your clients about animal acupuncture and chiropractic. Each brochure covers acupuncture / chiropractic basics and their applications in dogs and horses. Includes room on the back for a doctor's picture and bibliography, clinic stamp or mailing sticker.

Equine Atlas of Acupuncture Loci
Peggy Fleming, DVM

The Equine Atlas of Acupuncture Loci contains 14 pages of hand-drawn illustrations, each depicting a different view of the horse. Acupuncture points are shown on muscular as well as skeletal illustrations. In addition, a chart describing each point, it's meridian, location and indications can be found at the beginning of the book. A very useful reference for holistic veterinarians!

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Acupressure Point Charts
for Horses
By Diana Thompson

Acupressure Point Charts for Horses is an accurate, user-friendly guide to the locations of 128 equine acupressure points and 14 energy flows. The 272-page book is printed in a flip chart format on 8 1/2" by 11" durable paper. It includes: More than 400 high-quality black-and-white photos of horses with the locations of the acupressure points and energy channel pathways 100 anatomical illustrations that highlight the muscles and bony landmarks near each point Detailed captions with step-by-step hands-on instructions to help you find the points Acupressure how-to lesson and safety tips Subject charts showing the specific points known to relieve specific health and behavior problems

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Emergency Acupressure Points for Horses
By Diana Thompson

Six 8 1/2 by 11 Inch Pages, Color laminated Point Charts

Includes:

Chart 1: Cardiac and Respiratory Arrest, Injury and Heat Stroke

Chart 2: Colic

Chart 3: Respiratory Infection with or without a Cough, Fever or Mucous (Phlegm)

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A Guide to the Energetics of Food
by Daverick Leggett

Colorful, attractive, easy to use, and based on the traditions of Chinese medicine, this chart classifies grains, vegetables, herbs, nuts and seeds, fish, fruit, etc. according to action, entering channel, temperature, flavor. Notes on chi, blood, yin and yang, tonifying and regulating foods, help to make this useful as well as decorative. Note: See the accompanying book, Helping Ourselves: A Guide to Traditional Chinese Food Energetics.

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A Guide to the Energetics of Herbs
by Daverick Leggett

Like its sister chart, the Guide to the Energetics of Food, this new full color chart is attractively designed and matt-laminated. It displays information on about 150 Western herbs, outlining their energetic properties in the language of Oriental medicine. It will be of use to all those with an interest in Western herbs, whether professionally or otherwise, and is another significant step in bringing the wisdom and understanding of Chinese medicine into the Western world.

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Dr. Becker's Real Food for Healthy Dogs and Cats

Based on the ancestral diets of dogs and cats, this book provides a rotation plan for a meat-based diet that includes appropriate levels of vegetables, fruits, and supplements to complete the diet, analyzed to make sure that nutrition needs are met.

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See Spot Live Longer

See Spot Live Longer is essential reading for all dog owners who want their dogs to live long, healthy lives. This is the first book that combines up to date nutritional science with easy to follow, practical advice that people can immediately use to help their dogs live longer.

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