


Veterinary Acupuncture & Holistic Care
Veterinary Acupuncture & Holistic Care
Complementary Approach to Animal Well-Being
Acupuncture and holistic care play an essential role in pain management, post-surgical recovery and improving the quality of life of animals suffering from chronic pathologies. Indicated for locomotor, neurological and metabolic disorders, these techniques provide comprehensive care tailored to the needs of each patient.
Introduction
We integrate these methods with traditional veterinary medicine to offer personalized, sustainable solutions. Using approaches based on acupuncture, herbology and other natural therapies, we help animals regain greater comfort in their daily lives.
Acupuncture
Stimulation of specific acupuncture points to restore balance and relieve pain.
Herbal Medicine
The use of medicinal plants to complement veterinary treatments.
Complementary Therapies
TENS, laser therapy, and natural techniques tailored to your pet's individual needs.
Nutritional Counseling
Targeted nutrition to support your pet's overall health.
Interdisciplinary collaboration and personalized care
Our specialists work closely with the CENTREDMVET's other departments, including physiotherapy, neurology and internal medicine, to optimize treatment results. This integrative approach ensures better recovery and follow-up tailored to each patient.
Whether for a specialized consultation or a complementary treatment plan, our acupuncture and holistic care service is available to improve the well-being and overall health of animals.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
These treatments are mainly suitable for dogs and cats, but can also be adapted for other animals according to specific needs.
No, the needles used are very fine and well tolerated by most animals. Many even find the session relaxing.
No, herbology is used as a complement to traditional treatments to enhance results and reduce side effects.
This depends on the condition being treated. Some acute problems require just a few sessions, while chronic conditions may require longer-term follow-up.