VAP

Veterinary Acupuncture

VAP

Jill Todd, DVM attended Colorado State University for her Veterinary Medical Acupuncture Certification.

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine have been used to stimulate healing for thousands of years. The use of acupuncture needles at specific acupuncture points and meridians communicate with organs via the neuroendocrine and autonomic systems. This is the main channel to reflect, transmit, and store vital energy (Qi-pronounced Chi).

The combination of Acupuncture, VOM, and Cold Laser Therapy are the heart of Dr. Todd’s practice. These modalities improve health and achieve optimum performance while providing compassionate and gentle care. Treatments relieve pain, stimulate healing at the cellular level, as well as increase well-being and longevity.

VAP Treatments

Abdominal: colic, pain, digestive disorders, "leaky gut syndrome", gastritis, abdominal distention, diarrhea

Emotional: grief, separation anxiety, stress, anxiety

Eyes: uveitis\, ocular pain, conjunctivitis, keratitis, periodic opthalmia

Immune system: viral, EPM, fever, immune regulation, allergy

Liver: hepatitis, liver disorders

Musculoskeletal: back, neck, stifles, hocks, orthopedic problems, navicular syndrome, lamititis, ringbone, tendonitis, hoof problems, TMJ/jaw pain

Nervous: wobblers, EPM, intervertebral disc disease, kissing spine, neurologic problems, facial nerve paralysis, head shaker, radial nerve injury, seizures

Reproductive: fertility problems, uterine bleeding, poor milk production, retained placenta, genital inflammation, ovarian disorders

Respiratory: COPD/coughing, pneumonia, sinus problems, pulmonary edema, pharyngitis, congestion

Skin: scars, wound healing, burns, dermatitis, puritis/itching

Wellness, lassitude/fatigue

Other: anhydrosis

Dr. Todd & Vince

Equine Acupuncture Treatment

Equine Acupuncture Treatment

Canine Acupuncture Treatment

Canine Acupuncture Treatment