“Much of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is
offered either as an addition to conventional, science-based treatment or in situations
in which conventional therapies are unavailable or ineffective. This doesn’t
excuse offering treatments that haven’t been properly tested, and it doesn’t
mean such therapies can’t do harm. However, such an approach at least avoids
the harm that can come from delaying or rejecting effective treatment.
However, sometimes CAM providers actually believe their
practices are an appropriate and effective substitute for conventional
medicine, even in the case of serious disease. This attitude is truly inexcusable
when, as is usually the case, there is no sound evidence to support the belief
and when irrational and inaccurate denigration of conventional treatments is
used to scare people away from medicine that could really help their pets.”
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