Acupuncture
Acupuncture involves putting needles through the skin a precise points to stimulate the body's natural healing process and release pain relieving chemicals.
I use a scientifically supported version of this technique to manage pain in pets. It is is safe and natural form of pain relief.
Pain Assessment
The sound of a pet in chronic pain is not crying out and whimpering. It is much more subtle with changes to their behaviour and mobility, and is often overlooked as the pet 'getting older'.
I offer extended consultations so that we can take our time in finding out how your pet is feeling and where it hurts so that a management plan can be made.
Clinic Services
Treatments Available
Conditions Treated
The goal of using acupuncture through the chronic pain clinic is to deliver bespoke management of pain in pets.
There are a wide variety of conditions that will benefit from acupuncture. Some of the most common examples include:
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Osteoarthritis
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Intervertebral Disc Disease
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Cruciate Ligament Disease
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Recovery from surgery
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Pain associated with cancer
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Urinary Tract Disease
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Pancreatitis
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Constipation
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Pain of unknown origin
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When medication isn't enough
James has been running the chronic pain clinic and providing acupuncture as part of the treatment plans since November 2022
Happy Pets Makes
Happy Humans
James has been invaluable support in helping our 2 elderly cats, managing their various health conditions ( inflammatory bowel disease) and painful muscles and arthritis. They both took to acupuncture straight away and it has definitely improved their mobility and general wellbeing. I would definitely recommend James and acupuncture to any pet owner. His veterinary knowledge is outstanding and he genuinely cares for the pets he treats.
Get in Touch
Get in touch to get started with acupuncture or to see if acupuncture could be right for your pet.
If your pet or if your pet has a painful condition that requires further assessment then please complete the form and please include some information of your vet and/or behaviourist in the message.
