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Meet with our qualified vet or CCRT expert to discuss your dog’s condition, identify problem areas, and set realistic goals.
We determine acupuncture points, frequency, and duration to reduce pain, enhance mobility, and promote natural healing.
Gentle needle insertions stimulate nerves and improve circulation. We track your dog’s response, adjust treatments as needed, and keep you updated.
Acupuncture provides natural, non-invasive relief by stimulating your pet’s healing response. Certified practitioners target pain, reduce inflammation, and restore energy flow—ideal for pets who can’t tolerate medications.
Stimulates natural painkillers like endorphins for chronic conditions.
Targets swollen joints and tissues to improve mobility.
Balances your pet’s Qi to enhance overall wellbeing.
Gentle enough for puppies, seniors, and sensitive pets.
Administered by globally accredited veterinary acupuncturists.
Veterinary acupuncture involves inserting fine needles into specific points to stimulate nerves, muscles, and connective tissue. This promotes pain relief, reduces inflammation, and enhances circulation, supporting your pet’s natural healing process.
When performed by a certified veterinary acupuncturist, it’s safe and minimally invasive. Side effects are uncommon, though some pets may experience mild tiredness or temporary soreness.
It’s particularly effective for:
Most pets tolerate it well and often relax during sessions. The ultrathin needles cause minimal discomfort, similar to a light pinch.
Most pets require 4–6 weekly sessions for acute issues. Chronic conditions may need ongoing maintenance treatments every 4–6 weeks.
Yes! Look for practitioners certified by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) or registered with the Singapore Veterinary Association (SVA).
While it may reduce reliance on painkillers, it’s often used alongside conventional treatments. Always consult your vet before adjusting medications.
Sessions last 20–45 minutes, depending on your pet’s condition. Many pets even nap during treatment!
All breeds can benefit, but older pets and breeds prone to joint issues (e.g., Dachshunds, Labradors) often show significant improvement.
Ask your vet for referrals or search for clinics with IVAS-certified staff. Many Singapore practices, such as Paws Holistic Vetcare, offer integrated services.
Angeline
Physiotherapist, Bachelors (Hons) of Physiotherapy (UK), CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner)
Angeline earned her Bachelors (Hons) in Physiotherapy from MAHSA University and has been working as a human physiotherapist in Malaysia and Singapore since 2018.
From a young age, Angeline has been passionate about animal physiotherapy, believing that rehabilitation is crucial for optimizing animals’ lives and preventing injury. After several years of human physiotherapy practice, she decided to specialize in canine rehabilitation, applying her expertise in manual therapy, including massage, stretching, and exercises.
She volunteered at RehabVet for several months before officially joining the team. During this time, she also completed a certificate in Canine Anatomy and Physiology from the London College of Osteopathy and Health Science. Most recently, Angeline earned her CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner), further enhancing her qualifications.
Angeline now works full-time as an Animal Physiotherapist at RehabVet, continuing her mission to help animals lead healthier, more mobile lives.
Having been in the equestrian sector with Way Of The Horse since 2012, Sean is an experienced horse trainer and manager. He has also taught and overseen various types of lessons, involving equine therapies that are specially catered to children with needs from Autism, Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and more.
Inspired and passionate, Sean feels immense satisfaction in his work and hopes to contribute his talents and knowledge to facilitate the powerful changes that can be experienced through animal-human interactions.
Sean currently works here as an Animal Rehabilitation Therapist and is also a certified Hydrotherapist under the Greyfriars Rehabilitation and Veterinary Centre in Surrey, United Kingdom. He lends his expertise to working with equine, canines and felines alike at RehabVet.
Xan graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine from National Chiayi University and has four years of experience working as a small animal veterinarian in Taiwan. Throughout his practice, Xan recognised the limitations of conventional medicine in addressing certain conditions, which ignited his interest in holistic medicine.
Xan graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine from National Chiayi University and has four years of experience working as a small animal veterinarian in Taiwan. Throughout his practice, Xan recognised the limitations of conventional medicine in addressing certain conditions, which ignited his interest in holistic medicine.Xan graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine from National Chiayi University and has four years of experience working as a small animal veterinarian in Taiwan. Throughout his practice, Xan recognised the limitations of conventional medicine in addressing certain conditions, which ignited his interest in holistic medicine.
Dedicated to continuous learning, Xan actively seeks out new knowledge to enhance his ability to care for our patients.
Joyce came from a pet grooming background where she has learnt valuable tips in being able to handle an animal with patience and care. She has a passion for animals and enjoys seeing animals getting better.
She has joined us here at RehabVet since early 2020 as an Animal Therapist Assistant. Through the sessions, she has gained experience in the various methods in which rehabilitation can benefit the animal. Joyce is always eager to learn and get to know your animals, and in turn, provide the best for your fur-kids.
In her free time, she loves to dance and be at home with her mixed breed boy whom she adopted since 2015. Continually learning in this journey, she hopes to help all the animals that she comes across with.
Having five years of experience in pet grooming, during which Noelle has developed a strong expertise in handling a wide variety of dogs, including those that are aggressive or senior. Noelle’s calm energy allows her to connect with animals on a deeper level, ensuring they feel safe and comfortable during rehab sessions. Noelle has a genuine passion and care for animals, and she takes pride in creating a positive experience for both pets and their owners. Her understanding of the pet’s unique needs makes her a trusted professional in the field, dedicated to promoting pets’ well-being.
Sharon graduated with a law degree but has always had a soft spot for animals, especially dogs. She has a number of years of experience as a Canine Hydrotherapist, working with dogs in hydrotherapy and fitness swim programs. She obtained her Certificate in Hydrotherapy for Small Animals followed by the more advanced Level 3 Diploma in Hydrotherapy for Small Animals at the world renowned Greyfriars Veterinary Rehabilitation and Referral Centre in Surrey, UK.
