Acupuncture is the ancient medical art of inserting needles into specific points on the body that correspond to energy channels or meridians. The energy that flows through these Channels is called Qi  (pronounced “chee”). Each of the 12 Regular Channels in the body represent a different organ/body system.

Specific points for needle insertion are chosen along the Channels to affect energy flow and promote healing of the organ/body systems. Even though acupuncture is thousands of years old, modern medicine has proven its positive effect. 

Acupuncture can be used to treat almost any condition, but it is most commonly used for pain relief and to improve quality of life for our pets.

Hospice care is typically employed when a pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness where a cure isn’t possible.

Palliative care consists of treatments that provide comfort, and manage pain or other symptoms of disease.

These two types of care often go hand in hand in veterinary medicine and can offer extension of a good quality of life for our pets. 

Euthanasia is the process of providing a peaceful and controlled passing to spare our pets the suffering that can occur at the end of life, and during a natural death.

We administer anesthetic medications to calm your pet and allow them to slip into a deep plane of anesthesia where they are unaware, and feel no pain or anxiety. We then administer an additional medication that will result in the peaceful passing of your pet.

We will gently guide you through this process, allowing you to give your dearly loved pet the gift of leaving this life without pain, fear, or suffering.