Ondera Veterinary Services

As a Certified Veterinary Food Therapist (CVFT), we offer personalized nutrition plans to support your pet’s health, including weight management for obesity-related issues, digestive disorders, or diabetes. Our services include diet adjustments to align with TCVM principles and conventional veterinary recommendations.

When your pet’s pain, anxiety, or imbalances manifest as behavioral issues (e.g., aggression, lethargy), we integrate acupuncture and TCVM therapies to address root causes like stress or chronic discomfort. Herbal medicine and dietary adjustments may also be recommended to support mental clarity and calmness.

We rely on diagnostics like bloodwork to inform our integrative approach. While acupuncture and TCVM are central to our practice, we may recommend conventional lab testing (e.g., CBC or chemistry panels) to assess overall health, monitor chronic conditions, or adjust treatment plans collaboratively with local clinics.

X-rays are integrated into our practice for diagnostic accuracy, particularly when evaluating musculoskeletal issues, foreign objects, or other conditions that require advanced imaging. We coordinate with veterinary laboratories or clinics for interpretation to ensure comprehensive care.

We use acupuncture, herbal medicine, and integrative techniques to manage chronic and acute pain in pets. Our goal is to minimize reliance on conventional medications while improving mobility and quality of life. Suitable for conditions like osteoarthritis, post-surgery recovery, or neurological discomfort, we tailor treatments based on diagnostics and your pet’s response.

We provide acupuncture treatments—including dry needle, aquapuncture (fluid-injected), and electrical acupuncture—to address chronic pain, musculoskeletal issues, neurological disorders, and other conditions. Our approach balances your pet's *Qi* (vital energy) for improved mobility, comfort, and healing. Treatments may range from in-home sessions to clinic-based visits, tailored to your pet’s specific needs and temperament.

Through TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine), we provide herbal treatments designed to support your pet’s health and address imbalances in *Qi* (energy). Herbal remedies are often used alongside acupuncture to complement pain management, organ function, or chronic conditions like arthritis or digestive disorders. Additional costs may apply for formulations.

We assess your pet’s quality of life with a compassionate focus on comfort, mobility, and pain management. This may include acupuncture, palliative care, or adjustments to conventional treatment plans. Our approach aligns with hospice standards, ensuring dignity and relief during end-of-life stages.