Reviewer
David Hirsch, DVM, CVA, CVCH, MS-TCVM
Integrative veterinarian (acupuncture, Chinese herbs, chiropractic); Chi University faculty, Chi University faculty
Michigan State-trained veterinarian with chiropractic, acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and master's-level TCVM credentials.
Areas of focus
- traditional chinese veterinary medicine
- veterinary acupuncture
- chinese herbal medicine
- veterinary chiropractic
- canine mobility and pain
Elsewhere
11 guides by David
- No: Don't Touch Your Dog During a Seizure
- Should Your Vet Recommend CBD for Anxious Dogs?
- 5 Calming Dog Treats That Earn Their Label
- How to Introduce Calming Supplements to Dogs Safely
- Yes: L-Theanine Belongs in Most Calming Chews
- How to Treat Anxiety in Dogs With Vet Care
- How to Help Your Dog With Anxiety Calmly
- Chamomile for Dogs: Gentle Support for Anxious Dogs
- Do Pheromone Diffusers Calm Dogs During Fireworks?
- Alpha-Casozepine in Dog Calming Chews Explained
- Can Ashwagandha Be Given With Trazodone for Canines? A Vet on Safety and Timing