Acupuncture and Massage for Dogs and Cats By: Jing Le He Supervised by: Takashi Ishino Price: ¥7,480 There are no writings or torn pages, and there should be no problems with reading. Table of Contents 1. Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine 2. Acupuncture Therapy 3. Aqua-Acupuncture Therapy 4. He-Ne Laser Therapy 5. Massage Therapy 6. Four Cases of Dogs and Cats Treated with Chinese Herbal Medicine About the Authors Jing Le He Veterinarian, Associate Professor, China Agricultural University. Graduated from the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Beijing Agricultural University (now the College of Veterinary Medicine, China Agricultural University). Specializes in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. After graduation, she engaged in clinical practice and education of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. She has authored many specialized textbooks on Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine for higher education institutions (equivalent to universities and graduate schools in Japan), such as "Chinese Veterinary Medicine Prescription Studies," "Chinese Veterinary Internal Medicine," and "Veterinary Chinese Materia Medica." She has published more than 10 papers on Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine both domestically and internationally. She actively uses acupuncture, massage, and Chinese herbal medicine in the treatment of companion animals. Takashi Ishino Director, Kamakura Genki Animal Hospital. Principal, International College of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, Japan. Director, Japan Pet Massage Association. After completing the Master's program at Azabu University, he studied Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (acupuncture, herbal medicine) at Inner Mongolia Agricultural University in China. He has served as a professor at Nanjing Agricultural University, a professor at Liaocheng University, and a special expert at the College of Veterinary Medicine, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University (This data was published at the time of the book's publication.)