Animal acupuncture gives pets renewed hope for active lifestyle
Everything old is new again, especially in the world of veterinary medicine. Acupuncture is becoming increasingly popular among the most progressive of pet owners as a great option for controlling pets? pain and treating a variety of ailments.
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist Felicity Talbot, DVM, treats dogs and cats with acupuncture, as well as physical therapy, at Florida Veterinary Specialists (FVS) in Tampa.
“More and more of our clients request acupuncture as a first resort treatment,” says Dr. Talbot, DVM, CVA, of FVS. “Pet owners not only want the best for their pets, but have the know-how to seek out every medical option available.”
At FVS, specialty therapies such as acupuncture, hydrotherapy and even laser therapy help speed-up the healing process and assist animals in regaining mobility.
Veterinary surgeon Dr. Mark Levy, DVM, ACVS, of Florida Veterinary Specialists, says his patients show faster healing times and reduced levels of discomfort when they take advantage of acupuncture and physical therapy treatments after surgery.
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