Acupuncture offers natural pain relief and promotes healing.
Acupuncture is more than placing needles throughout your pet’s body. It is an ancient Chinese technique that contributes to your furry friend’s holistic wellbeing. Our veterinary team aims to marry conventional and alternative medicine to provide your pet with the type of care that best supports their needs.
As a holistic approach to medicine, we consider a few things to determine if your pet is a good candidate for the treatment. To create a treatment that aligns with their diagnosis, we assess their medical history, physical health, pulse, tongue condition, and behaviour characteristics. We insert tiny needles into specific spots on their body (acupuncture points) to treat various conditions. The goal is to generate healing at these acupuncture points by increasing blood flow, decreasing inflammation and stimulating tissue regeneration.
Since acupuncture helps treat inflammation, we often recommend pets experiencing pain and joint inflammation for treatment. Depending on your pet’s needs, we’ll also recommend acupuncture if they have any of the following ailments:
Needles are inserted where your pet’s nerves and blood vessels meet. These acupuncture points have been studied for years as points where pain and tension can be released, increasing your pet’s endorphins, the feel-good hormones. Your pet’s nervous system will benefit from this release of pressure, helping it fight against infection and promote healing. If you’re interested in learning more about acupuncture, please contact us at 403-253-7044.
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