Artful Healing Veterinary
Acupuncture, LLC
Acupuncture needles for animals are generally quite small. Depending on the need, the treatment may last from 10 to 40 minutes.
Veterinary Acupuncture
has been beneficial for a number of conditions, including:
• arthritis & weakness
• cough, nasal discharge, & fever
• immune disease
• hip, back & neck pain
• urinary incontinence
• diarrhea, constipation, & decreased appetite
•anxiety
• many more
As acupuncture is one component of TCVM, TCVM is one component of an integrative medical approach. A combination of treatment strategies or medications may prove the most beneficial for your pet.
Contact today to discuss veterinary acupuncture's potential
benefits for your animal
DrAmber@artfulhealingvet.com
239-677-5471
Following an exam, specific acupuncture points along these meridians are selected that will help the body correct imbalances.
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Acupuncture
Acupuncture is one component of TCVM therapy and aims to restore balance by stimulating specific external points.
All animals have channels of energy (meridians) that run from nose to tail, among internal organs, and along all four limbs. Acupuncture allows access to these channels through specific points on the outside of the animal's body. These points can be stimulated by acupuncture needles, laser therapy, electroacupuncture, or by pressure with the hands and fingers. Administration of fluids, vitamins, medication, or the application of heat at a specific point may also be helpful.
