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Animal Acupuncture uses an Integrative
Veterinary Medicine approach which incorporates into Western veterinary
medicine, the full theory and principles of Traditional Chinese Veterinary
Medicine (TCVM). This integrated approach gives the patient the benefit of
two distinct diagnostic methodologies and enables the veterinarian to
expand the treatment options available to the patient beyond just drugs
and surgery.
TCVM's drug-free approach means that the
serious side effects and hazards of a pharmaceutical approach are
eliminated. TCVM is virtually PAIN FREE, and has been proven effective
both in the laboratory and in practice treating conditions.
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Acne
Allergies
Anxieties
Asthma
Arthritis
Back pain
Behavioral and stress induced problems
Cancer:
- quality of life
- reduces pain
- side effects of chemotherapy
- recovery time from surgery
Constipation / Megacolon
Cushing's Disease
Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD)
Diabetes
Diarrhea
Disc related problems
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Ear infections
FIV
Heart disease
High blood pressure
Hip dysplasia
Immune system support
Inflammation
Itching
Kidney insufficiency / renal failure
Lick granulomas
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Ligament injuries
Liver Failure
Lumbosacral conditions,compressed lumbar nerves
Megaoesophagus
Muscular problems
Nausea
Osteoarthritis
Pain
Phobias
Pyoderma
Recovery after surgery, wound and bone healing
Reproduction, Fertility
Respiratory
Rheumatisms
Seizures
Skin problems
Spraying (cats) inappropriate
Stroke / Ischemic attacks, Recovery
Tendon injuries, strains
Thyroid problems
Tremor
Undiagnosed chronic illness
Urinary Diseases
Wheezing
Vestibular syndrome
Vomiting
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Patients |
 Comfort
care for the terminal pet |
Kirby treated
for allergies |
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Gus treated for arthritis
treatment |
Annie treated after
back surgery
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Annie treated for
kidney disease
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Tonk maintains
wellness
for
FIV
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