Coughing is not just coughing. A western disease presentation can have different disharmony patterns in traditional Chinese medicine and must be treated accordingly. This book for the first time bridges the gap between western and traditional Chinese veterinary medicine. Veterinarian Dr. Christina Eul-Matern explains the Chinese diagnostics and therapy in a well-founded, understandable, and practical manner. For 84 western indications, she describes in detail: 1. Western symptoms: You start on familiar ground. 2. Chinese findings and underlying disharmony patterns: You assess the pulse, tongue findings, and derive a Chinese diagnosis. 3. Chinese therapeutic principles: You learn how to restore the found disharmony to balance (for example, by expelling heat). 4. Therapy recommendations in the form of point combinations.