Reviewer
Cynthia Wallis, DVM, CVA, CVCH, CVSMT
Integrative veterinarian (acupuncture, chiropractic & Chinese herbal medicine); Chi University faculty, Mixed animal acupuncture/chiropractic/Chinese herbal practice; Chi University faculty · Colorado
Colorado mixed-animal veterinarian whose practice is exclusively acupuncture, chiropractic, and Chinese herbal medicine.
Areas of focus
- veterinary acupuncture
- veterinary spinal manipulation therapy
- chinese herbal medicine
- canine mobility and pain
- integrative whole-patient care
Elsewhere
8 guides by Cynthia
- Is a Human-Grade Supplement Worth It for Dogs?
- Usually Yes: Why Vets Recommend Pro Plan for Dogs
- Chews vs Powders: Which Form Is Easier for Dogs?
- Usually Yes: Are Large Supplement Tubs Worth It?
- Yes, Vets Recommend Coats for Some Dogs in Cold
- Yes, Vets Recommend KONG Extremes With Limits
- How Much More Does a Human-Grade Dog Longevity Supplement Really Cost?
- Why an Old Dog Loses Interest in Going for Walks