Acupuncture for Dogs

Dogs respond exceptionally well to acupuncture, particularly older dogs dealing with arthritis or mobility issues. If your dog has slowed down, seems stiff after rest, or is on long-term pain medication, acupuncture may offer meaningful relief — sometimes reducing or even eliminating the need for pharmaceuticals.

Acupuncture for Cats

Cats can be more sensitive than dogs, but in the right hands, acupuncture is a gentle and effective therapy for feline patients. We commonly treat cats for chronic pain, kidney disease support, anxiety, and inflammatory conditions.

Acupuncture for Horses

CAWLM is proud to offer equine acupuncture as part of our large animal services. Horses are athletes, and acupuncture is widely used to treat performance issues, back pain, muscle tension, and lameness. We offer both in-clinic and house call options for equine patients in the Houston area.

What to Expect at Your Pet's First Acupuncture Visit

Your first visit begins with a thorough consultation with our veterinarian, who will review your pet's health history and discuss your goals for treatment. Most sessions last 20–45 minutes. Many pets need a series of treatments to see full results, though some show improvement after just one or two sessions.

We create a calm, quiet environment so your pet feels at ease from the moment they arrive.

Integrative Care at Its Best

Acupuncture at CAWLM doesn't replace conventional veterinary medicine — it works alongside it. Our team is trained in both traditional and holistic approaches, so we can create a truly personalized care plan for your pet that addresses the whole animal, not just the symptoms.