If you've ever wondered what happens during one of our mobile acupuncture sessions, here’s a detailed look at a typical visit.

This February, let's explore how veterinary acupuncture can be a profound way to show our pets how much we truly care.

Here are some tips for a pet-friendly Thanksgiving, brought to you by Aloha Veterinary Acupuncture.

Let's talk about pet insurance and whether it may be helpful for you and your furry friend.

Let's delve into the world of veterinary rehabilitation and discover how it can empower our pets to live their best lives.

This article will provide you with essential tips and advice to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for both you and your pets.

In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into FLUTD, exploring its signs, causes, diagnosis methods, and common treatments.

In this blog we discuss hip dysplasia in pets and how it is treated.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at laryngeal paralysis by addressing some of the disease's causes, symptoms, and treatments.

Electroacupuncture takes the healing process one step further.

In this article, we’ll look closer at feline hyperesthesia syndrome and its potential effects on your furry friend.

In this article, we’ll examine why you should spay or neuter your pet.

In Part 3, our final article of the series, we’ll discuss continued safety for outdoor pets.

In this first article of a three-part series, we’ll cover general winter pet safety.

In this blog we talk about what an Assisi Loop is and how it works to help your pet.

This holiday season, make holiday pet safety a priority with these helpful tips.

Knowing that pets often hide their pain, it’s important as owners to be vigilant in recognizing signs of pain in our pets as well.

In previous blog posts, we’ve covered how to identify the most common ticks and the diseases transmitted by ticks. Now, it’s time to dig int

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at pain as we focus on doing a better job of recognizing it in our pets. To treat any level of pai

Walking your dog is a necessity that goes well beyond giving them time to do their business. It is not only important for your dog’s health