Integrative Veterinary Services

As part of our laboratory services, we provide heartworm testing through IDEXX or other partners, along with prevention protocols tailored to your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors.

We emphasize nutritional counseling, including food therapy and hair mineral analysis, to assess dietary needs, metabolic health, and toxic exposures—believing proper nutrition is foundational for healing.

We utilize in-house bloodwork via IDEXX Laboratory services to evaluate complete blood counts (CBCs), chemistry panels, and infectious disease testing for comprehensive patient assessment.

Our laboratory services include urinalysis, analyzing urine samples through IDEXX or other partners to detect metabolic disorders, infections, or systemic issues affecting your pet’s health.

We offer fecal testing via IDEXX or specialized panels (e.g., GI panel from Texas A&M) to identify parasites, digestive disorders, and underlying causes of gastrointestinal symptoms.

Our clinic now offers on-site digital X-rays, enabling rapid diagnosis of fractures, organ abnormalities, dental issues, and other conditions requiring radiographic evaluation.

We incorporate advanced pain management techniques, including pulse electromagnetic frequency (PEMF) therapy with the Assisi Loop—a non-pharmaceutical, FDA-cleared device for chronic inflammation and refractory pain.

We provide acupuncture as part of our integrative approach, stimulating specific points on the body to alter biochemical and physiological conditions, promoting natural healing and balance in your pet.

We offer cold laser therapy, using targeted light energy to accelerate cellular repair, reduce pain, and enhance recovery for damaged tissues—an effective adjunct to conventional treatments.

Our clinic provides chiropractic adjustments (spinal manipulation) to address pain, muscle spasms, trauma, and internal medicine disorders by ensuring optimal nervous system function for whole-body wellness.

Our services include herbal medicine consultations, integrating Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) herbs to support acupuncture, food therapy, and other modalities for chronic disease management.