Alternative and Holistic Medicine Clinic
Alleviating symptoms and enhancing the quality of life for your pets.
Managing side effects and boosting immunity during treatment.
Relief for joint pain, osteoarthritis, and inflammation.
Restoring vitality and strengthening immune function.
Comfort-focused care for terminally ill pets.
Our diagnostic approach focuses on evaluating the body’s internal balance through the lens of Eastern medical principles:
- Holistic Assessment: A comprehensive physical examination and detailed history-taking to identify underlying imbalances and the root causes of illness.
- Specialist Consultation: Consultations with veterinarians specializing in alternative medicine to develop an integrated treatment plan that works in harmony with conventional medical care.
We utilize proven natural and traditional techniques to provide the best care for your beloved companions:
- Herbal Medicine & Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): The use of specialized herbs to rebalance the body, alleviate pain, slow cancer progression, and support vital organ functions.
- Acupuncture: (Often integrated with Physical Therapy) To manage chronic pain, stimulate blood circulation, and restore nervous and muscular system functions.
- Nutritional & Supplemental Guidance: Tailored advice on supplements and specialized nutrition to support and enhance the effectiveness of the primary treatment plan.
FAQ
Q : Is acupuncture safe and effective in pets?
Yes – when performed by a specially trained veterinarian. Scientific evidence supports its role in pain relief, nerve regeneration, and reducing inflammation. Most pets feel relaxed during treatment. Tel. 02-079-9999
Q : Can alternative medicine be used for a pet with cancer?
Yes – as a complementary therapy, not a replacement for primary treatment. Acupuncture and Chinese herbs help reduce chemotherapy side effects, relieve pain, and improve quality of life during treatment, working alongside the Oncology & Cancer Clinic
Q : Can acupuncture help a dog with degenerative joint disease?
Yes – acupuncture is one option for managing pain from degenerative joint disease in pets, reducing inflammation and decreasing long-term reliance on analgesics. It is often combined with hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. Tel. 02-079-9999
Q : How does alternative medicine differ from mainstream treatment?
Alternative medicine focuses on rebalancing the body and stimulating natural self-healing rather than directly treating the disease. It complements primary treatment, and the veterinarian will design an integrated care plan for the best outcomes.
Q : Can a terminally ill pet use alternative medicine?
Yes – alternative medicine supports palliative care, reducing pain and suffering so the pet can have a better quality of life in the time remaining. Tel. 02-079-9999
