We are excited to offer laser therapy as a treatment option, either on its own or as an add-on to other treatments. How does it work? The laser emits energy that stimulates the body on a cellular level, activating its natural healing mechanisms. The benefits: Pain management, Reduce inflammation Speed healing- your pet can feel better sooner Safe and non invasive treatment option with very limited side effects. Safe for animals of all ages. Uses: Injuries, inflammation

Old dogs and cats need TLC, but not because they are old, its because their bodies' are uniquely different in this life stage. Heres some things to consider as your pet ages Prone to degeneration of the joints, resulting in chronic pain and reduced mobility Decreased energy/sedentary lifestyle can exacerbate stiffness and soreness Age related hearing loss and vision changes- not to be confused with other senior dog eye changes such as cataracts More prone to organ insufficien

By: Dr. Jamie Walkush Curious how to help your aging pet live their best life?? Here a list of small changes that can go far in helping your pet navigate their senior years. Watch them eat - looks for signs of oral pain, nausea, and reflux. Report changes to your vet Weigh them weekly- catch any fluctuations before they become bigger changes. Watch them move- looking for subtle hesitations that indicate pain may be present. Comfort is key- discuss signs of chronic pain wit

Ingredients: 2 lbs beef marrow bones 6-8 cups filtered water 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar ½ cup fresh mushrooms: cremini, shiitake, or others ½ cup cruciferious veggies of your choice (brussel sprouts, kale, cabbage) ½ cup fresh parsley, chopped 4 cloves raw garlic, chopped 1/2" turmeric root, chopped Optional: chicken or duck feet-rich in collagen Optional: joint bones ex. knuckle bones Instructions: 1. Place bones in a large pot. Add feet if using. Add enough filtered

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How I treat orthopedic injuries as a holistic veterinarian Nova is a special girl who first started seeing me about 3 months ago after tearing her cruciate ligament (CCL), a ligament in the knee. CCL tears are the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs, and often require surgery and extensive rehab. Nova is a senior girl and also has a newly discovered heart murmur. TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine) pattern diagnosis: Local Qi/Blood Stagnation: Stagnation = Pain