Veterinary Alternatives Centerville

We integrate acupuncture, physical therapy, and herbal medicine into our pain management protocols to improve mobility and quality of life for pets with osteoarthritis, post-surgical discomfort, or neurological conditions. Our approach complements traditional veterinary care.

We provide veterinary acupuncture to treat conditions such as osteoarthritis, neurological issues (e.g., intervertebral disc disease and paralysis), soft tissue injuries, gastrointestinal problems, allergies, cancer, and chronic illnesses. Our treatments are tailored to your pet’s needs, with sessions typically lasting 30-40 minutes and often combined with other modalities like laser therapy.

We incorporate cold laser therapy into treatments to reduce pain, inflammation, and promote healing in conditions like osteoarthritis, soft tissue injuries, and post-surgical recovery. This non-invasive modality is often combined with acupuncture or rehabilitation exercises for optimal results.

We offer comprehensive physical rehabilitation services, including manual therapies (e.g., massage, stretching), underwater treadmill therapy, PEMF therapy, and customized exercise plans. Our certified practitioner designs non-invasive programs to improve strength, reduce pain/inflammation, and accelerate recovery from surgeries or injuries.

We provide underwater treadmill therapy to enhance mobility, reduce joint stress, and rebuild muscle strength. Sessions are tailored to your pet’s condition, with water depth adjusted for comfort and safety. Ideal for post-op recovery, arthritis, or general fitness, each session includes supervision by our expert team.

We offer consultations for Chinese herbal medicine to support your pet’s health, addressing issues like pain, inflammation, and chronic conditions. Our herbs are non-toxic and can be safely combined with conventional medications, though we monitor for mild gastrointestinal side effects.

We assess your pet’s overall well-being through integrative therapies like acupuncture and rehabilitation to determine the most effective treatments for pain relief, mobility, and comfort—especially in senior pets or those with chronic illnesses.