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"A veterinary hospital has become the first facility of its kind to treat pets using Chinese medicine, a media report said yesterday.
"The hospital, set up at a cost of HK$2 million (US$256,410), is 'the only clinic of its kind on the planet,' the South China Morning Post reported. Consultants cost HK$180 and are available seven days a week. Health consultant Hermie Lee said slight changes have been made to the herbal medicine to make it more attractive to the animals. Gone are the bitter taste and pungent odor of many of the herbs.
"Instead, 'we just take out all the bitter ingredients and add things like sugared dates,' she said. Lee, who has a physiology degree and is studying Chinese medicine, already runs two human clinics."
"The hospital, set up at a cost of HK$2 million (US$256,410), is 'the only clinic of its kind on the planet,' the South China Morning Post reported. Consultants cost HK$180 and are available seven days a week. Health consultant Hermie Lee said slight changes have been made to the herbal medicine to make it more attractive to the animals. Gone are the bitter taste and pungent odor of many of the herbs.
"Instead, 'we just take out all the bitter ingredients and add things like sugared dates,' she said. Lee, who has a physiology degree and is studying Chinese medicine, already runs two human clinics."
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