Acupuncture treatment is not a cure-all for every ailment, and it might not be the most effective treatment for every pet or for every disease process.  Often, depending on the ailment, three or more acupuncture sessions may be necessary before improvement is noted.


Animals react differently to an acupuncture treatment.  Many will be sleepier than normal the day after treatment.  Occasionally, a problem could appear slightly worse (especially immediately following treatment) before it gets better.

The first evaluation and acupuncture session may take as long as 90 minutes.  Payment is due when services are rendered.



Fees vary based on travel distance and treatments; an in-home acupuncture session generally ranges from $75-90.
 

Since Chinese veterinary medical diagnoses  take many life-factors into account, questions might not seem immediately relevant, such as: 
• how your pet gets along with other family members
• where he likes to sleep
• at what time during the day his ailment is the worst

Answers will be helpful in assessing your pet as a whole and determining which treatments will be most beneficial.  The veterinarian will then examine the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and tongue, and evaluate the pulses of your pet. 

Compassionate, respectful acupuncture treatment for pets in the comfort of home.