Our veterinarian uses precise needling techniques to target specific areas on your pet’s body. We provide a tranquil setting for your pet to enjoy deep relaxation. Acupuncture can help many conditions, such as anxiety, arthritis, chronic pain, digestive issues, hind end weakness, injury or surgical rehabilitation, nausea and poor appetite. 

Our veterinarian utilizes gentle adjustments to align and balance your pet’s spine and nervous system. Chiropractic treatments assist with back, neck and hip pain, reduce discomfort, enhance mobility and lessen age-related degeneration.

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Our licensed therapists gently massage targeted areas of your pet’s body. Massage treatments ease anxiety, relieve pain, increase joint mobility, assist with healing injuries, boost immunity and support aging-related conditions. We offer thirty (30) minute or sixty (60) minute appointments.

Cold laser therapy reduces inflammation of the tissues, encourages repair, reduces pain and swelling from joint issues and arthritis, aids in injury recovery and surgical recovery. This treatment leads to pain reduction and faster healing in pets.

Consider adding cold laser therapy to a massage, reiki or sound service for an additional fee! 

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Reiki (pronounced Ray-Kee) is a gentle, holistic energy healing therapy that promotes deep relaxation and balance within your animal’s system. This technique can support your pet’s natural healing capabilities and address emotional issues and blocks in the energy field.

Reiki is an ancient healing modality that dates back 2,500 years in India, Tibet and China. It is based on two principles: first, that every living being is made up of energy and second, that all living beings have the ability deep within to heal themselves. To do this, our body and energy centers must be in balance – mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Reiki helps achieve that balance.

Reiki is particularly helpful for animals who suffer from anxiety, overstimulation or nervousness. 

Sound therapy uses specific frequencies to promote relaxation, reduce anxiety and improve overall well-being.  It is extremely helpful for animals who struggle with car rides vet visits, fireworks or thunderstorms. Sound treatments have been shown to relax muscles, alleviate pain, reduce stress, calm hyperactivity and improve sleep quality.

Scientific research supports the use of sound therapy for both humans and animals Sound baths are a unique therapy that benefit humans and animals simultaneously. Animals and their humans are immersed in soothing sounds, tones and vibrations, using instruments, such as singing bowls, chimes and flutes. Sound baths help calm the nervous system. When a person or animal feels fear, stress hormones like cortisol surge through the body. The right sounds decrease heart beats per minute and encourage relaxation. Chronic stress can take years off a dog’s life by causing increased heart rate and blood pressure, suppression of digestion and muscle overstimulation. Sound therapy can help alleviate that stress!

Consider adding sound therapy to another service for an additional fee!

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What is animal communication?

Animal communicators use telepathic communication to explore your animal’s perspective by connecting energetically. 

What are the benefits of animal communication?

Deepens the understanding between you and your animal companion

Gain understanding of what your animal is thinking and feeling

Gain insight into their behaviors

How can animal communication benefit my animal companion and me?

Does your animal companion have a behavior issue you want to understand?

Does your pet have anxiety you would like to know how to help?

Would you like to learn about the past of your rescue animal companion and how you can help them?

How does animal communication work?

The communicator connects telepathically with your animal. They exchange images, feelings, emotions and thoughts. This is not mind-reading. It is simply another way of communicating.  

Is my animal required to be present during an animal communication session?

No. Because animal communication involves the exchange of energy, it can occur in person or remotely. Please bring a photo of your animal companion if they do not accompany you to the session.

Can animal communication be used instead of veterinary care?

No. Your animal companion may be able to provide information about physical issues, but communication sessions are not a replacement for veterinary care.

Can I ask specific questions to my animal companion?

Yes, please bring a list of questions to your session.