Phoenix Rising friends and supporters, As you may or may not know, Phoenix Rising turned 4 on July 29, 2017. Thank you to all of you that have helped me sustain the practice for the past 4 years and for your faith in integrative medicine. I would like to announce that the time has come […]
Medications: Can veterinarians prescribe medical marijuana? Hi friends and supporters of Phoenix Rising Integrative Veterinary Care. It was recently brought to my attention that there has been a Facebook discussion regarding the use of medical marijuana for dogs and cats. In this discussion my name and Phoenix Rising were being mentioned as a possible source […]
Nosodes vs Vaccines Nosodes are similar to homeopathic remedies. They are made from the blood of a sick animal or human or from the secretions, excretions or lesions that are produced in a diseased animal. Nosodes are made by a series of dilutions from the above-mentioned materials until there is no physical material, only the […]
Phoenix Rising in Vancouver We are proud to announce that Phoenix Rising Integrative Veterinary Care will now be expanding its services to include patients and clients in Vancouver and surrounding areas. Dr. Radica will be scheduling Chinese Medicine consultations and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatments once a month at Harbourview Animal Hospital. As some of […]
Dr. Marlene Smith’s Experience of PRP in Her Own Words I would like to share my experience of PRP treatments done on my dog Tzela at Phoenix Rising Integrative Veterinary Care. We rescued Tzela just over 1 year ago. The plan was to pick her up and assess her and then forward her to the […]
Petapalooza West was a great time. It was billed as the West Coast’s largest outdoor pet festival and it did not disappoint. Dr. Radica Raj of Phoenix Rising Integrative Veterinary Care was on hand to answer questions about regenerative medicine therapies including Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and prolotherapy as well as more traditional therapies including […]
An Integrative Approach to Cancer Treatment So, your pet has recently been diagnosed with cancer. Along with the shock and grief that follows is the loaded question – Where do I go from here? What cancer treatment do I choose? Sometimes clients are given the option of going home on steroids and waiting it out for […]
