TCVM stands for Traditional Veternarian Chinese Medicine. In a nutshell, it works on the cause of the disease rather than treating the consequences of the disease using acupuncture, food therapy, tunia massage and herbal medicine.
TCVM stands for Traditional Veternarian Chinese Medicine. In a nutshell, it works on the cause of the disease rather than treating the consequences of the disease using acupuncture, food therapy, tunia massage and herbal medicine.
We have treated so may animals but our primary focus are cats and dogs but we have treated lizards, chickens, ducks and goats.
Feel free to make a booking on our website booking form or call directly. Dr. KK maybe in consult so please allow time for a response.
The initial consultation lasts approx 60 – 90 minutes to allow for a more in more depth look to get to the core pattern of disease.
The initial consultation involves the in depth TCVM physical examination and diagnosis, acupuncture treatment, food therapy and Tunia massage (if applicable) at only $185 (not including herbal medication)
This would depend on the diagnosis and communicated after the initial consultation.
Please bring their favourite blanket or toy that helps calms their mind. Additionally, any current medication, a summary of their diet and any other significant history.
Yes, we even have a fluffy garden so you can let your fluffies out for a run on arrival.
Our clinic is based in calm and relaxed environment putting our fluffy patients at ease immediately. Using the finest Japanese needles our fluffies don’t feel a thing and within five minutes they will either be super relaxed or just sleeping.
Good news! As long as we can find the pattern of the disease we can treat any type of disease. Please check out our testimonials for various disease stories. Not to mention, TCVM is also a great preventative and maybe something you want to consider.
There is no time limit as we are treating the pattern of disease. For example, if our fluffy has had a skin disease for five years it will not be solved in a week. We need to focus on food therapy and herbal medicine for an extended period of time to see the full outcome of the treatment.