First of all, from the theoretical system, China veterinary medicine is based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, emphasizing the overall concept and dialectical treatment; Western veterinarians, on the other hand, are based on modern biology, physiology and pathology, emphasizing etiology and pathology and drug treatment.
Secondly, from the point of view of diagnostic methods, Chinese veterinarians mainly adopt four diagnostic methods: observation, smell, questioning and cutting. Western medicine veterinarians mainly use modern medical techniques such as laboratory examination and imaging examination for diagnosis.
Furthermore, from the perspective of treatment methods, Chinese veterinary medicine mainly adopts non-drug therapy such as Chinese medicine treatment, acupuncture treatment and massage treatment; Western veterinarians mainly use chemicals, biological products and other drugs for treatment.
In addition, Chinese veterinary drugs and western veterinary drugs are also different in disease prevention. Chinese veterinary drugs emphasize "prevention before illness", pay attention to adjusting animal physique and enhancing resistance; Western veterinarians pay more attention to vaccination, environmental sanitation and other measures to prevent diseases.
In a word, Chinese veterinary drugs and western veterinary drugs have their own unique advantages and limitations. In practical work, we should choose the appropriate diagnosis method and treatment scheme according to the specific situation in order to achieve the best treatment effect.