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Dr. Schwartz in print & around
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Holistic
Veterinary Care
Cheryl Schwartz is one of the foremost doctors in holistic veterinary
medicine and an early pioneer in the field. Holistic Veterinary
Care is privileged to welcome this world-renowned instructor
and lecturer to our team of dedicated practitioners. Dr. Schwartz
brings inspired Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) care to cats,
dogs and horses and has done so in California for three decades.
Dr. Schwartz utilizes acupressure, acupuncture and herbal medicine
to lovingly treat animals and integrates homeopathy and bio-energy
medicine when appropriate into her holistic care.
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Holistic
Animal Doctor, Audra MacCorkle
Recommended Reading List Compiled by Dr. Audra MacCorkle
Easy Reading including comprehensive guides:
…“Four Paws Five Directions” by Dr.
Cheryl Schwartz, DVM
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Center
for Integrative Animal Health
…Different herbs may also be helpful for urinary problems in cats. Dr.
Cheryl Schwartz in her book "Chinese Medicine for
Dogs and Cats" suggests actually a western herbal combination
of tinctures of Plantain (6 drops), agrimony (2 drops) and Cleavers
(4 drops) dissolved in one ounce of distilled water and given 1
droppers three times daily.
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Pet
Connection
…From the San Francisco Chronicle, a piece
on a new veterinary center for integrative/alternative/holistic
care, featuring Dr. Cheryl Schwartz (”Four Paws Five Directions:
A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs“), a superstar
in the world of Chinese vetmed…
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Veterinary
Institute for Integrative Medicine
Dr. Cheryl Schwartz has been a practicing veterinarian for [32] years,
specializing in the use of Chinese Medical diagnosis, acupuncture
and Chinese herbs for small animals. She was the founder of the East-West
Animal Care Center, the first totally holistic animal treatment center
of its kind in the San Francisco Bay area, offering clinical training
to veterinarians in Chinese medicine. Dr. Schwartz was a pioneer
in introducing holistic medicine to the veterinary field and is largely
responsible for the rapid growth in the use of traditional Chinese
medicine to treat small animals. Dr. Schwartz is the author of Four
Paws, Five Directions A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats & Dogs,
the first in-depth book for lay people and veterinarians on Chinese
medicine and acupuncture. She is a contributor to veterinary textbooks
on acupuncture and alternative therapies. Dr. Schwartz is an instructor
for the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society in
the United States and Denmark, and has lectured at conferences for
the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and
the North American Veterinary Medical Association.
She has written numerous articles on Chinese medicine, homeopathy
and acupuncture and has been a guest on television and radio shows.
Currently she writes a holistic pet care column for, and is on the
advisory board of Healthy Living Magazine, a national Hearst
publication.
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Working
Dogs Health Magazine
A review of the book, Complementary and Alternative Veterinary
Medicine: Principles and Practice
…Chapters cover fundamentals, nutrition, physical medicine (traditional
Chinese medicine, acupuncture, chiropractic care, massage therapy,
and TTouch as its applied to canine, feline, and equine), energetic
medicine (magnetic therapy and photon therapy), botanical medicine
(Western herbal, Chinese herbal, and Ayurvedic), homeopathy, Bach
flower remedies, aromatherapy, vaccinations, and various holistic
practices as applied to exotics, equine, and small animal practice. Such
noted individuals as Dr. Susan Wynn, Dr. Allen Schoen,
Dr. Wendell Belfield, Dr. Jean Dodds, Dr. Peggy Fleming, and Dr.
Cheryl Schwartz, to name but a few, lend their expertise
to this comprehensive text.
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