Traditional Chinese Acupuncture for Pets
An Eastern Approach to Veterinary Care
At Pandosy Village Veterinary Hospital, we offer Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, including acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, as complementary approaches to supporting your pet’s health and well-being. These traditional therapies can be used alongside conventional veterinary care to help manage a variety of conditions, support the body’s natural healing processes, and improve quality of life.
Dr.Becky Bezugley has completed her veterinary acupuncture training through the Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine and incorporates this knowledge into her approach to patient care.
For new acupuncture patients, the initial appointment typically lasts approximately one hour, allowing time to discuss your pet’s health history and individual needs. Follow-up treatments generally take 30–60 minutes, depending on your pet’s condition and treatment plan.
For Referring Veterinary Hospitals
Acupuncture Fees
| Initial Consultation for Current Patients |
For patients that are up to date on their annual preventative health exam with Pandosy Village Veterinary Hospital, this visit includes a detailed Traditional Chinese Medicine intake questionnaire as well as a physical examination from the veterinarian. |
$126 |
| Initial Consultation for New or Referral Patients |
This visit includes a file review, a detailed patient file interview as well as a detailed Traditional Chinese Medicine intake questionnaire and a physical examination from the veterinarian. |
$126 |
| Acupuncture Treatments |
Treatments can include: traditional "dry" needling, electro-acupuncture or aqua-acupuncture. |
$126 |
| Acupuncture 5 Pack |
Prepay for 5 treatments and save $44. |
$586 |
| Acupuncture 10 Pack |
Prepay for 10 treatments and save $149. |
$1,111 |
Other Consultation Fees
Conditions that could benefit from acupuncture
If your cat or dog experiences any of these ailments/conditions, they may benefit from acupuncture:
- Pain management for chronic conditions
- Arthritis, joint and mobility issues
- Intervertebral disk disease, or traumatic nerve injury
- Neurological issues such as hind end weakness and seizures
- Respiratory problems, such as feline asthma
- Skin problems such as lick granulomas and allergic dermatitis
- Gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea, indigestion or lack of appetite
- Urinary and/or fecal incontinence
Pandosy Village Vet
Our integrative vet clinic offers holistic care for cats and dogs, such as vaccinations and titre testing, Western and Traditional Chinese herbal medicine, nutritional consultations, Traditional Chinese acupuncture, and chiropractic care, as well as conventional medicine, ultrasound, radiology and laboratory diagnostics, spay/neuter surgeries and dentistry. We also stock carefully curated, high quality raw and dry food, nutritional supplements, gear and toys. Shop online!
We invite you to peek inside our hospital, get a sense of what we are all about, and give us a call 778-478-7088 to book a consultation for your best furry friend.
