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Article: FOR AN AILING, OLDER DOG, ACUPUNCTURE'S NOT SO FAR-FETCHED
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 10, 2005
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Copyright informationCopyright 2005 The Boston Globe. (Hide copyright information)
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As a native Californian, I am used to the sometimes silly stuff
that seems to catch on in the Golden State, giving people elsewhere
plenty of chances to roll their eyes and snicker.
When I lived in the Deep South, I heard those snickers. This is
probably why, when I came back to California four years ago with an
old, arthritic dog in tow, I was not quick to act on a friend's
recommendation that I take Andy to see a veterinarian who specialized
in acupuncture.
Of course, there's nothing new or trendy about acupuncture, but
its practice in veterinary medicine is anything but mainstream. It's
part of a collection of healing techniques lumped together as
"alternative" or "holistic," and ...
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