Animals with OA experience pain and inflammation in various joints that interfere with the activities of daily living. It commonly happens in older dogs, but can also occur in younger dogs as well. It is diagnosed through a thorough physical examination, palpation (feeling with the fingers to localize pain and determine its intensity), and additional diagnostics, including radiographs (X-rays), Arthroscopy (a small camera inserted into the joint), thermal imaging, and many other tools.

Why is a mobile visit good for your pet?

I go into some details about what a mobile visit is like and why you might want to try this type of care.

Make it a great home visit with some easy preparation!

When is it really time?

How can acupuncture help my dog be the best he can be?

How can laser therapy help your pet?