Does your pet get weary in winter?
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In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, the yin is the energy of cold, dark, quiet. This matches the winter season where the light is shortest, the temperatures are lower and, for the most part, our activities are driven inside our homes.
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Pet's with an underlying yin energy can have a challenging time of illness or pain during the winter months. Knowing your pet's underlying energy can help anticipate your pet’s needs as the seasons change.
How do you categorize
your pet's underlying energy?
your pet's underlying energy?
At MASH, our veterinarians can provide guidance to help your pet feel warm and comfortable through the winter months. Adding the right foods and herbs to their diet and introducing therapies like laser acupunture can help relieve their ailments and strengthen their energy systems...read more
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