Virtual Workshop: Veterinary Acupuncture

Most people don’t know what it’s like to perform acupuncture on a snake… but you can! From pain management to respiratory problems, veterinary acupuncture is used to treat a wide variety of conditions in just about any species. Join our virtual workshop hosted by Aluma Dr. Rachel Fuentes for an in-depth overview of performing acupuncture in a variety of animal patients, including dogs, cats, snakes, and even a lemur!

This is your opportunity to:

• Learn about the different types of acupuncture used in veterinary medicine
• Get familiarized with the assortment of needles, tools, and modalities used in treatment
• Discover the various medical conditions in animals that can be treated with acupuncture
• Examine real-life cases treated by Dr. Fuentes and her team
• BONUS: Apply the knowledge you’ve learned about acupuncture to practice case scenarios in real time

There will be plenty of time during this event for a live Q&A to answer any additional questions you may have. Save your seat by registering below!
 

About Our Host

Dr. Rachel Fuentes, a 2011 Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine graduate, was working in small animal practice when she realized there was an empty space in her veterinary toolbox. Adjunctive pain management for patients unable to find relief with conventional medication was the missing instrument. As a result, she found her way to TCVM and has not looked back. After completion of her Acupuncture Certification with the Chi University, she was able to integrate Western medicine with Eastern philosophy and techniques into her management of patients. Since 2016, Dr. Fuentes has had the opportunity to perform acupuncture on a variety of animals such as dogs and cats, as well as tortoises, rabbits, snakes, turkeys, and more.