Available Treatments

Balance Veterinary Care offers full, in-home conventional and routine veterinary care. It used alone or in combination with the above modalities. 

The last twenty years has seen a  big move towards using rehabilitation as a useful tool for treating for our pets. Click HERE to see if "Dog Rehabilitation is right for my pet."

Inserting acupuncture needles in the acupuncture points stimulates the nervous system to release chemicals in the brain, spinal cord, and muscles. These chemicals will modify pain signals. Click HERE to see if "Acupuncture is right for my pet."

Animal Biomechanical Medicine combines chiropractic, osteopathic and rehabilitation assessment and treatments to primarily improve outcomes in musculoskeletal disorders.

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Electroacupuncture (EA) involves inserting acupuncture needles and then applying a small pulsing electric current via clips that are attached to the needles. 

Dr Steve simplifies nutrition and can tailor advice to suit your individual pet's needs. He sees good nutrition as the most important ingredient to good health. 

Shockwave therapy utilises sound waves to treat dogs with pain and lameness. It is non-invasive and could be considered in simple terms as a way of kickstarting the natural repair and healing mechanisms of the body. 

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At Balance Vet Rehab we are currently using SpectraVet  Class 3B  laser for treatment of cats and dogs. 

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 Dog Hydrotherapy encourages muscle contraction and increases joint motion with restricted weight bearing. 

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