At our clinic, we always aim to go one step further in approaching our patients: not just suppressing symptoms, but finding the root cause behind the pathology and supporting the body to heal itself. We work with three main pillars, combining the philosophy of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) with modern medical infrastructure.
Acupuncture works by stimulating specific bioactive points on the body with thin, sterile needles; it increases local blood flow, relieves muscle spasms, and triggers the release of endorphins, the body’s own natural painkillers.
Pain caused by hip/elbow dysplasia, osteoarthritis, and patellar luxation; herniation (IVDD), spondylosis, and spinal stiffness; resolving post-surgical tissue edema and preventing atrophy.
Stimulating nerve regeneration in paralysis/partial paralysis; controlling relapses in idiopathic epilepsy and seizure management; reviving circulation in facial paralysis and nerve injuries.
Supporting organ function in chronic kidney/liver failure; restoring digestive tract balance in chronic vomiting, diarrhea, and IBD; restoring bladder tone in cases of urinary incontinence.
Calming flare-ups by balancing the immune response in resistant allergic dermatitis; reducing cortisone dependency in autoimmune processes.
Cognitive dysfunction and general pain management in senior pets; calming the nervous system in cases of anxiety and stress.
This is the patient-specific use of plant extracts and formulations in light of modern pharmacological data; it’s a great alternative to balance the long-term burden created by synthetic drugs and to support the body in chronic diseases. When combined with acupuncture, it provides continuous internal balance (homeostasis), increasing the permanence of treatment.
Tui-Na, the manipulative therapy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, releases blockages in the musculoskeletal system, clears energy congestion along meridians, and maximizes blood circulation. It’s a great alternative or complement to acupuncture for needle-sensitive or senior patients; it maintains spinal flexibility and accelerates post-surgical rehabilitation.
Every cat and dog is an individual — a living being with its own anatomy, metabolism, and temperament. By blending the analytical diagnostic power of modern medicine with the root-cause-focused treatment philosophy of holistic medicine, we aim to offer our pets a long, happy, and healthy life without drug dependency or struggling with side effects.
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