Veterinary Acupuncture
For arthritis, chronic pain, recovery, and the quiet decline of age. Veterinary acupuncture, used as part of considered clinical care, not alternative medicine.
Most of what I do is everyday veterinary medicine. But for some animals, conventional medicine alone isn’t enough. A senior dog with arthritis who can’t tolerate more anti-inflammatories. A cat recovering from surgery whose pain is harder to manage than expected. A dog whose mobility is fading with age.
For these patients, I'm trained in veterinary acupuncture and use it alongside conventional care – together when it helps, separately when it doesn't. This isn’t alternative medicine. It’s medicine, with more options.
What acupuncture can help with
Arthritis and joint pain, particularly in older dogs
Recovery and rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery
Chronic pain that conventional medication isn’t fully managing
Mobility decline and stiffness associated with age
Some chronic conditions where comfort and quality of life are the priority
What a course looks like
Acupuncture works gradually, not instantly. A typical course begins with weekly sessions to establish a response, then settles into monthly maintenance for ongoing conditions. Some animals respond after the first session; most need a short series before the change is clear. I’ll be honest with you early about whether it’s helping – if it isn’t the right approach for your pet, I’ll tell you.
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