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Phoenix Rising
Veterinary Care
Dr. Radhika Rajagopal
Dr. Radhika Rajagopal (Radica Raj)
started practice as a Western
veterinarian in general practice but
soon became disenchanted with
routine procedures and lack of
challenges.
She then embarked on a career in
Veterinary Emergency medicine and
Critical Care. Within a year of practice
in this field, she was inspired to start
her own emergency facility and
subsequently opened a second
general practice.
Undaunted by the long hours and
night shifts, she continued to manage
both clinics as well as work in her own
emergency facility. While this path
provided the stimulus and the
challenges she had yearned for, she
soon realized that there was more that
she was called upon to do. There had
to be a better quality of life for
terminally-ill patients that suffered
from the side-effects of medications,
for the geriatric patients disabled by
osteo-arthritis and for the paralyzed
patients that could not walk again.
Determined to explore these avenues
and find answers, she successfully
completed her post-graduate diploma
in Veterinary Acupuncture and
Traditional Chinese Medicine with the
Chi Institute in Florida.
Dr. Radhika Rajagopal found in Dr.
Marlene Smith a mentor with the
same strong foundation in Western
medicine and a balanced approach to
integrating sound Western Medicine
training with holistic veterinary
medicine.
Recognizing the need for more
integrative practices in the community,
Dr. Radhika decided to start the
Phoenix Rising veterinary Care thereby
opening the door for two like-minded
professionals to work together to offer
their best services to the profession
and to their patients.
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Veterinary articles for the
informed dog owner
Dr. Radhika Rajagopal
3831 Still Creek Avenue
Burnaby, BC, V5C 4E2
Telephone: +1 604-436-0726
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