If your pet suffers from any of the following...
DOGS:
Osteoarthritis
hip dysplasia
back pain
spinal conditions
non-healing wounds such as lick granulomas and tail tip injuries
urinary incontinence
certain skin and bowel conditions such as atopy (allergy) and inflammatory bowel
CATS:
Osteoarthritis
back pain
renal disease (appetite stimulation and anti-nausea effects)
megacolon (chronic constipation)
certain skin conditions such as atopy (allergies)
stress-related behavioural disorders
non-healing wounds
RABBITS:
Osteoarthritis
Problems with gut motility
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What to expect from us
Before the first visit you will be asked to have a referral form signed and completed by your normal vet. This will be discussed, together with the animal’s condition at the first visit, which normally lasts approximately 45 minutes.
Your pet will be examined, and the needles inserted. Initially the needles are left in place for 10 minutes, building up gradually to twenty minutes at subsequent sessions. Each subsequent visit will last around 30 minutes
Most animals tolerate the insertion of needles very well. Occasionally animals will become sleepy during or after treatment. Acupuncture can only be practised by a licensed veterinary surgeon in the UK. This ensures the treatment is carried out safely.
Most conditions will require a course of acupuncture rather han a one-off treatment. The number of sessions required will depend on the condtions, and some conditions such as osteoarthritis benefit from ongoing sessions of acupuncture.
Each visit costs £40, and is payable at the time by cash or cheque. Acupuncture is covered by most pet insurance policies.
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such as osteoarthritis benefit from ongoing sessions of acupuncture. Each visit costs £40, and is payable at the time by cash or cheque. Acupuncture is covered by most pet insurance policies.
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such as osteoarthritis benefit from ongoing sessions of acupuncture. Each visit costs £40, and is payable at the time by cash or cheque. Acupuncture is covered by most pet insurance policies.
