Cotswold Veterinary Acupuncture - Lindsay Brazil
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Lindsay Brazil is a qualified veterinary surgeon working in first opinion equine practice. She regularly uses acupuncture in the management of cases. Acupuncture in animals can only be carried out by a qualified veterinary surgeon. Acupuncture has many applications in human and animal medicine. For many individuals it provides excellent pain relief and is often used as part of a pain management protocol. It also has wide ranging applications in performance animals and is a useful tool for the competition horse and dog. Acupuncture can also be used in management of certain medical and behavioural complaints.
Referral through your own primary care veterinary surgeon is essential.
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This is 15 month old Tikka ...prospective agility dog with sciatic nerve damage. She loves her acupuncture and is responding well.
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This was very interesting - acupuncture before and after thermography scans. Careful interpretation needed with these, and I confess to not knowing enough to be in a position to ...but fascinating nonetheless! And Puzzle was a fantastic patient. Thank you Miranda Heynes.
Rupert Jan 16
Rupert is 16 and very arthritic so this isn't his favourite time of year; he comes regularly for acupuncture which really helps with mobility and reducing his pain levels. He can't tolerate regular pain killers and anti-inflammatories. Today he was very relaxed and slept deeply after treatment.
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