Center for Integrative Animal Medicine

We offer annual heartworm testing and prevention protocols to protect your pet from this potentially fatal disease. Prevention is especially important for pets in heartworm-endemic areas or those with outdoor access.

We offer personalized nutritional counseling and food therapy based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles. Dietary recommendations are tailored to your pet’s health needs, including energetics (cooling/warming effects) and species-specific requirements. We support fresh, raw, and commercially prepared diets while addressing food sensitivities and digestive health.

While not explicitly detailed, our holistic approach includes addressing behavioral issues rooted in physical imbalances or pain. We integrate Traditional Chinese Medicine principles to improve overall well-being, which can positively influence behavior, such as reducing anxiety or aggression linked to underlying health concerns.

We provide in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to monitor your pet’s health and detect early signs of disease. Results are shared promptly, and we discuss findings with you to develop proactive treatment plans, especially for senior pets or those with chronic conditions.

We offer urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to assess kidney function, urinary tract health, and detect infections or metabolic disorders. This is particularly important for senior pets or those with conditions like diabetes or kidney disease.

We provide fecal testing to screen for intestinal parasites, including worms and protozoa. Early detection allows us to implement deworming or dietary adjustments to improve gut health and prevent complications.

We provide low-stress ultrasound and echocardiogram services performed by board-certified veterinary radiologists and cardiologists. These diagnostics are conducted in a calm environment with immediate results shared with pet owners.

We provide allergy testing to identify environmental or food allergies that may contribute to skin conditions, ear infections, or chronic itching. This helps us develop targeted treatment plans, including dietary changes, supplements, or herbal remedies.

We provide acupuncture using various techniques such as dry needle, laser, aquapuncture, and electroacupuncture to address energy imbalances and promote healing. Our veterinarians have extensive experience, having inserted tens of thousands of needles, and tailor treatments to your pet’s specific needs and temperament. Acupuncture enhances circulation, reduces inflammation, and stimulates natural pain relief and healing processes.

We offer cold laser therapy as a non-invasive treatment to reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling while accelerating tissue repair and healing. This modality can be used alone or in combination with acupuncture or musculoskeletal manipulation. Our red/violet laser is particularly effective for non-healing wounds and promoting cellular regeneration.

We provide musculoskeletal manipulation (chiropractic) to restore joint mobility and improve neurologic function. Our veterinarians have completed over 200 hours of postgraduate training in this area, using hands-on techniques to identify and correct restrictions in the spine and joints. This helps alleviate pain, stiffness, and organ dysfunction caused by nerve compression.

We incorporate physical therapy and rehabilitation techniques, including targeted pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (tPEMF) and laser therapy, to support healing and improve mobility. These modalities are designed to reduce inflammation, accelerate tissue repair, and manage pain, particularly for pets recovering from injuries or surgery.

We provide Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine consultations to address internal medicine disorders, chronic diseases, and geriatric care. Herbal formulas are customized for each patient to target root causes of illness, restore organ function, and support the immune system. Our herbs are sourced from trusted suppliers and are prescribed based on tongue and pulse diagnostics.

We provide compassionate quality of life assessments to help you make informed decisions about your pet’s care, especially in end-of-life situations. Our goal is to ensure your pet’s comfort and dignity while maximizing their well-being.

We provide referrals for at-home euthanasia services, allowing your pet to pass in the comfort of their home environment. This option is available for clients who prefer a more private and personalized farewell.

We offer telemedicine consultations for follow-ups, second opinions, or general advice. These virtual visits allow us to monitor your pet’s progress, adjust treatment plans, and provide support without the need for in-person visits.