Integrative Medicine for Pets in Ann Arbor, MI

Veterinary acupuncture is similar to human acupuncture. Dr. McCormick uses hair-thin needles, which are placed at nerve centers around the body. When the needles are placed, they stimulate the release of various healing and pain-relieving chemicals, including endorphins.

We can also provide chiropractic care to improve your pet’s mobility and relieve joint-related pain. With chiropractic, the vet will carefully manipulate the joints and spine for realignment and to release any stiffness that is preventing a healthy range of motion for your pet.

Some dogs and cats might need rehabilitation exercises to help them recover from injury or surgery. These are guided exercises recommended by Dr. McCormick, and designed to increase movement and mobility, relieve pain, and improve quality of life.

Food therapy is a practice that recognizes nutrients as medicine, which can aid in the treatment and prevention of many health issues. The goal is to improve balance within the body’s systems and maximize your pet’s health.

Herbal medicine can also be used to restore balance in the body, strengthen the immune system, and support different organ systems. We will carefully evaluate your pet’s health history and current needs before prescribing herbs, as different herbs have different properties. Herbal medicine can be used in the treatment of allergies, chronic pain, digestive disorders, reproductive disorders, and more.