Cynthia Wallis, DVM, CVA, CVCH, CVSMT

Integrative veterinarian (acupuncture, chiropractic & Chinese herbal medicine); Chi University faculty, Mixed animal acupuncture/chiropractic/Chinese herbal practice; Chi University faculty · Colorado

Colorado mixed-animal veterinarian whose practice is exclusively acupuncture, chiropractic, and Chinese herbal medicine.

Areas of focus

• veterinary acupuncture
• veterinary spinal manipulation therapy
• chinese herbal medicine
• canine mobility and pain
• integrative whole-patient care

Articles by Cynthia Wallis

• L-Tryptophan Versus Valerian Root for Dog Sleep: My Verdict
• Natural Joint Supplements vs. Prescription Pain Medication for Dogs
• Boswellia vs. Turmeric for Canine Joint Inflammation: My Call
• CoQ10 Versus Resveratrol for Aging Dog Antioxidant Support
• Fisetin vs. Quercetin as Senolytics for Aging Dogs: What the Evidence Actually Supports
• Soft Chews vs. Hard Chews: Which Format Actually Gets a Dog Supplement Absorbed?
• L-Carnitine vs Creatine for Dog Muscle Support: My Call, and the Evidence Behind It
• Is Fish Oil Safe for Dogs Long Term?