Acupuncture can be used alone or alongside other treatments to support:
Arthritis and joint pain
Chronic back or neck pain
Anxiety or behavioural issues
Digestive disorders
Skin inflammation and allergies
Post-surgical recovery
Age-related weakness or stiffness
Every pet responds differently, so each plan is customised to their needs.
Your pet’s first visit begins with a full holistic exam by Dr Elaine or a trained team member. We assess posture, energy, and overall health using both Western and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) principles.
Treatment may include:
Acupuncture needles
Warming herbs (moxa)
Herbal or nutritional supplements if appropriate
Most pets relax deeply during treatment, and many owners notice improvements within one to three visits.
Q: What does pet acupuncture treat?
A: Acupuncture is commonly used for arthritis, pain, anxiety, inflammation, and mobility issues in dogs and cats.
Q: Is acupuncture safe for pets?
A: Yes, when performed by a trained vet, acupuncture is very safe and well tolerated by most animals.
Q: How many sessions will my pet need?
A: Most pets start with weekly sessions. Some respond quickly, others benefit from longer plans. We tailor each case.
Q: Will my pet feel the needles?
A: The needles are extremely fine. Most animals relax during treatment and many even fall asleep.
