Services

orange cat lying on carpet enjoying acupuncture treatment
Elliot relaxes during his acupuncture treatment.

In addition to basic physical exams, Dr. Easton provides the following services.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture originated almost 4,000 years ago in China. It is still practiced worldwide today, making it one of the oldest medical therapies in continuous use.  Acupuncture involves placing very thin needles into the skin at any of hundreds of specific acupoints.  It is well tolerated by most animals and can be used as a treatment in virtually any medical condition.

Low Level Laser Therapy

Low level lasers, also called cold lasers, are low powered lasers that are used to cause changes in cellular function.  In the same way that you can see a therapeutic benefit from sitting outside on a sunny day, the body’s cells can benefit from being bathed in light.  Lasers are particularly effective in treating pain and in helping wounds heal.  Lasers can also be used as a form of non-invasive acupuncture, for those few animals who are especially sensitive to needles.

Nutrition

Fresh, whole food is the foundation of good health.  We will work with you to select the best possible foods for your pet, while keeping in mind the constraints of your budget and your lifestyle.

Massage

Massage not only feels terrific, it provides many health benefits, too!  Massage can provide pain and stress relief, encourage the flow of blood and lymph, and stimulate the nervous system.  Dr. Easton can also recommend massage techniques that you can use to help your pet in between visits.

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine is a way of looking at the body as a system of interrelated elements.  When one of these elements is imbalanced, we see signs of disease.  Traditional Chinese Medicine addresses imbalance by using a combination of acupuncture, Chinese herbs, food, and massage.  It can be used to treat virtually any medical condition.

Western Herbs

Many of the drugs we use today were originally derived from plants.  In fact, the word “drug” is derived from an old French word that means “dry,” in reference to dried herbs.  Herbs can have a therapeutic effect for a multitude of conditions.

Additional Therapies

Where appropriate, Dr. Easton may employ additional modalities, such as electroacupuncture, laser acupuncture, essential oils, cannabis, rehabilitation exercises, Reiki, and more.

If you are interested in trying a particular therapy not listed here, please contact us to see if we can assist you.

Important Announcement

Due to COVID-19 and the sale of our leased building, we have closed our physical location in Twisp.

Dr. Easton is still available via email to answer questions and refill medications for existing clients.

We are not accepting new patients at this time.

We hope to be able to serve you again soon from a new location.

In the meantime, stay safe and well.