Some pets may appear more relaxed or tired, while others may seem more active. Both responses are normal. Keeping your pet calm for the remainder of the day helps enhance the benefit.

A typical course involves weekly sessions over four to six weeks. The exact number depends on your pet’s condition and response.

Sedation is rarely necessary. It may be used if a pet is in pain or cannot stay still during the treatment.

Needles used are very thin, and most animals experience minimal discomfort. Many pets become relaxed or sleepy during the session.

Yes. It is performed by trained veterinary professionals and most pets tolerate the procedure well.

Acupuncture is often used for arthritis, joint pain, muscle strains, spinal issues, gastrointestinal problems, neurological conditions, chronic wounds and post-surgical recovery.

Veterinary acupuncture involves inserting fine needles into specific points on a pet’s body to stimulate the nervous system. It can help alleviate pain, reduce inflammation and promote healing.